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Prime Video Becomes Latest Streamer to Add Vertical Feed for Content Discovery

Summary by PC Mag
The scrollable feed will be tailored to your interests and will get updated based on your viewing history, Amazon says.

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One Piece in Netflix was hiding a key change: Eiichiro Oda avoided the biggest live-action mistake Prime Video introduces Clips into its mobile app The new feature is named Clips. It is a system based on short-lived vertical videos that displays selected scenes of movies, series and sporting events available within Prime Video. The operation recalls the format popularized by TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts. The user can move vertically…

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Netflix announced just a few days ago that it would introduce a vertical video feed called Clips. Amazon's Prime Video is now introducing such a feed under the same name. Like on Netflix, Prime Video clips are intended to allow users to discover movies and series via a vertical social feed à la TikTok, Instagram Reels or YouTube Shorts. In Prime Video, users can even discover live content in the new Clips Tab. The new tab initially starts for se…

Technologueid Jakarta  Amazon officially introduces TikTok-style vertical short video feature on its Prime Video streaming service. The new feature, called Clips, is Amazon's latest step in...

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