QYOU Media, a curator of ‘best-of-the-web’ video for multiscreen distribution has announced a partnership with Frequency, the cloud-based internet video platform.

Frequency offers a flexible and data rich distribution platform for both traditional and next generation content providers, such as Cheddar and Jukin Media. To further strengthen its digital-first content and targeted millennial programming, Frequency has selected QYOU’s short-form video content to add to the service.  QYOU’s content will be available globally via Frequency’s pay TV operators, including on set top boxes, through TV Everywhere experiences, and via IP apps. Frequency is already powering pay TV operators in the US and Europe with over 30 million subscribers. This extends QYOU’s ability to reach millennial and gen-Z consumers on any device, at any time.

“Frequency has been pushing forward the distribution of premium digital first content for many years. The service’s partnerships with established Pay TV operators around the world, combined with their ability to help speed our creation, launch and data collection around custom channels and programming, makes this partnership another valuable addition to our growing global distribution,” stated Curt Marvis, CEO and Co-founder of QYOU Media.

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