A new streaming service, Streamfire, is preparing to launch their specialized TV-Network. Combining the most talented creators with the viewing experience of Cable TV, Streamfire is a phenomenal game changer in the broadcasting industry. In fact, Streamfire is the first network to exclusively provide creator content in a channel-style viewing format.
Connected & Smart TV is by far the most popular device for watching online video. However, user-generated content has hardly any representation on the TV set as traditional streaming services failed to include creators into their programming.
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Streamfire switches up everything with TV channels full of user-generated content. For each channel, Streamfire partners with the most talented creators as well as the most knowledgeable leaders in their respective niche.
Currently, Streamfire’s launch will include five free TV channels: Paragliding TV, Duck Hunting TV, The Cycling Channel, Motorbikes & Engines, and Big City TV.
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For content creators, Streamfire opens up completely new forms of distribution. Bandarra, content creators of Paragliding TV, state that Streamfire allows them to reach an utterly new viewer segment. Another content creator of Streamfire, Elliot Snider (Founder of Freelance Duck Hunting; creator on Duck Hunting TV), states: With Streamfire we reach way higher viewer experience than on any video sharing platform. In fact, the average retention time on Streamfire is seven-fold.
As Streamfire TV grows, their goal is “To provide a voice on TV for anybody with a passion and the talent to produce great video” stated Niklas Trenkler, CEO of Streamfire, continuing, “We want to broadcast a free TV channel to every interest with the best creator content possible”.
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