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Premium video streaming service Vessel launches, free for a limited time

Premium video streaming service Vessel launches, free for a limited time

Connected Theater
March 24, 2015

One of the most anticipated new premium video streaming services has exited the testing stage. Better still, a full year of free access to Vessel is available for a limited time. Created by former Hulu CEO Jason Kilar, Vessel offers Web series, music videos, and complete segments from TV, before they’re made available elsewhere.

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With Vessel, you’ll receive:

  • Early access to the best short-form videos from 100+ channels including Rhett & Link, Connor Franta, Machinima, Ingrid Nilsen, Epic Meal Time, Nerdist, Shane Dawson, Marcus Butler, Caspar Lee, Anna Akana, Tastemade, Bart Baker, SeaNanners, Meredith Foster and more.
  • Personalize your video experience. Follow shows, channels and categories based on your interests.
  • Explore categories like music, prank, fashion & beauty, gaming, food & drink, geek, drama queen, dance, actions sports, comedy, science & ideas and vloggers.

We’ve been using Vessel since it first launched by invitation-only earlier this year. We like it, and believe Vessel could fast become a worthy competitor to YouTube, which now offers paid channels.

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Between now and Thursday, March 26, you can create a Vessel account for free. This gives you unlimited access until March 2016. Once this special promotion is over, you’ll need to pay $2.99 per month for access. You can create a Vessel account via the free iOS app, or by visiting the official Vessel website.

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Vessel - Early Access to your favorite videos
Vessel - Early Access to your favorite videos
Vessel Group, Inc

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