Google TV is putting more free content front and center on your screens
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- Google TV is integrating The Roku Channel into its recommendations and search, increasing visibility for free movies and TV shows.
- The platform recently rebranded its free streaming hub to “Google TV Freeplay,” showcasing its commitment to free, ad-supported content.
- A new Google TV streamer, launching later this month, will be faster than Chromecast and the first to run Android 14 for TVs.
Google TV is integrating The Roku Channel into its Recommendations and Search system (via CordCutterNews). That means users will now see content from The Roku Channel in their search results, thereby increasing the visibility of free movies and TV shows on the platform.
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