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New Streaming Service Devoted Solely to Documentaries
22 Sep
Summary
- New streaming service DocuStream focuses exclusively on documentaries.
- The service launches on Amazon Prime on October 15 for $4.99 monthly.
- It features over 2,000 titles and exclusive original programming.
A new subscription streaming service, DocuStream, will debut on October 15, exclusively featuring documentaries. The platform will launch on Amazon Prime with a library of over 2,000 titles and a selection of exclusive programming.
The service is priced at $4.99 per month. DocuStream was founded by David DiVona and is supported by prominent figures from the entertainment industry, including Mark Amin and Jules Haimovitz.
The extensive library covers diverse genres such as Hollywood, music, pop culture, true crime, biographies, sports, history, and business. Notable documentaries available will include films about Taylor Swift, Dolly Parton, Anthony Bourdain, and Elon Musk.
DocuStream's mission is to be the definitive starting point for anyone seeking documentaries, centralizing real stories across various interests. Following its Amazon debut, the service plans to expand its availability to Roku, Tubi, and Samsung platforms.
