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All right, so Substack, a platform known primarily for newsletters,

is launching a TV app for Apple TV and Google TV. The company announced on Thursday that

the beta app will allow subscribers to watch video posts and live streams on TV created by authors

on its platform. Now, the TV app features a TikTok-like-for-you-Roe that

will highlight videos from these creators along with recommended videos. Free and paid subscribers can

now start using the TV app with access based on their subscription tier. Substac plans to add

paid content previews for free subscribers in the future.

The platform also plans to add audio posts and read-alouds, enhanced search and discovery features,

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