YouTube multi-channel network #fame (earlier Famebox Networks), has launched a new Hollywood centric channel called #fame Hollywood. This channel will feature content around celebrities, news scoops and scandals from Hollywood. The platform mentions it will publish ‘numerous’ topical stories everyday. Note that #fame had raised $10 million in its second round of funding from TO THE NEW Ventures (TTN Ventures), in January this year. The startup had said then it would use the funds to scale up its digital video business, invest in emerging talent, invest in new technology and expand to other countries in Asia. Besides India, the platform plans to expand to six key markets in South-east Asia, including Indonesia, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia and Philippines. It had previously raised $3 million in funding from TTN Ventures, back when it began operations in beta in early 2014. The company claims that it currently produces more than 150 videos a month, which it plans to ramp up to over 1,000 original videos monthly from 500 content creators, in the next few months. It is currently active on several digital and social platforms including YouTube, Facebook, WeChat, Dailymotion and other content publishers. #fame YouTube channels: Over the past year, Fame has launched several web series across various categories like fashion, music, comedy and food segments. Some of them include: - A show called ‘Hi Tea’ with chef Ajay Chopra, in partnership with the TV channel FoodFood just last month. The show includes different special episodes/segments featuring different #fame talent as…
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