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Ravens Launch Apple TV App to Deliver Streaming Video

Sep 11, 2017 at 06:22 AM

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Ryan Mink

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Now you can get even more Ravens videos on your TV.

The Ravens have launched a video streaming app on Apple TV, making them one of the first NFL teams to have such an offering.

The new over-the-top (OTT) channel is available for free in the Apple TV App Store. Fans can find it by searching for "Ravens TV."

Created in partnership with Bottle Rocket's video distribution platform AWE, the experience will give fans access to a broad selection of the Ravens Production library of videos and live-streamed programming.

It features Ravens Report, Ravens Wired, Ravens Unscripted, Final Drive and more. It will also include live press conferences, historical content and other exclusive behind-the-scenes video.

"The ability to distribute our Emmy Award-winning video content via an over-the-top platform is an important step forward in reaching Ravens fans in their home no matter where they live," said Senior Vice President of Ravens Media Michelle Andres. "The availability of our programming on-demand from the living room couch is an entertainment and convenience play for our fans."

The app is only available on 4th generation Apple TVs, which allow users to download apps.

The Ravens will look to expand their OTT presence to Roku and Amazon FireTV in future seasons. //

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