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Ruptly releases 80 thousand video stories

September 15, 2018 15.08 Europe/London By Robert Briel

Global video news agency Ruptly has unveiled a move to enable access to all content on its Ruptly.tv platform in a new low-cost subscription model.

The video subscription service, which is called, Ruptly Pass, costs EUR12.50 per month and gives users unlimited access to video and live events on the service.

80,000 branded videos are now available on pass.ruptly.tv with the Ruptly Pass subscription.

Dinara Toktosunova, CEO of Ruptly commented: “Ruptly Pass brings the greatest value to subscribers on the market today. We have innovated and changed the way we provide video content to support the growth of emerging and mid-sized media. By making our content more accessible, we’ve delivered an unprecedented market-breaking subscription model of only 12.50 euros per month; providing access to high-quality video without the high cost. We hope this will inspire talented publishers to strengthen their production, experiment with new video formats, and of course grow their audiences.”

Ruptly publishes an average of 40 new video stories daily, provided by a 3,000-strong network of video journalists from over 100 countries. In addition to video-on-demand, around five live events are streamed each day via the live.ruptly.tv platform. A collection of award-winning 360-degree videos are included in the Ruptly PASS subscription.

“Our journalists are delivering stories that resonate with audiences around the world”, Toktosunova continued.

“We take state-of-the-art technology and make it user-friendly. By pioneering multi-feed live video streaming to client social media pages, we have simplified live delivery to a few clicks. We made panoramic video accessible via download, enabling dozens of media organizations to try out the format for the first time. All the while we continue reducing the need for specialist technical facilities on the subscriber side.”

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Filed Under: IBC Special Tagged With: IBC 2018, Ruptly Edited: 15 September 2018 15:08

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