Music video website Vevo has launched a 24-hour digital music channel in the US and Canada.

Vevo, the site created by record giants Universal Music and Sony, will show a selection of music videos, live concerts and original programming on the channel.

The Vevo channel is available on Internet-connected televisions, such as the Playstation 3 and Roku set-top box, as well as on iPhones, iPads, Android and Windows mobile handsets.

Vevo reportedly plans to launch dedicated digital music channels for the UK, Europe and Latin American markets later this year following the launch in the US and Canada.

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