Facebook to mark its debut in the TV series department

Culture&Arts Nilgun Salim
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Facebook scores another important step in the original video content department

We already know that Facebook will broadcast interactive shows, but those rumors regarding the company were mostly unfounded.

Recently, the social media giant unveiled a strategy regarding some new plans.

So, the social media giant hired Mina Lefevre, an expert in the entertainment industry, to take care of the video content on the social platform.

Lefevre quit her job at MTV, where she occupied a leading position.

This move is the only strategy adopted by the company in the last months.

Recently, Facebook announced they are interested in developing a TV app.

Zuckerberg’s company initiated a series of incipient discussion, which will materialize in the near future.

The director of creative strategies Ricky Van Veen is the one who leads this initiative.

Veen says that ‘our purpose is to launch an ecosystem in which the contents from partners will cover every area’.

According to him, the content will advantage mobile platforms and the unique possibility of social interaction on Facebook.

The company revealed the potential of the video content project. The social networks have 1,79 billion active followers.

The potential of obtaining massive revenues through video content is significant.