It is reported that Amazon will launch a Prime Video video service with advertising to increase entertainment revenue.

Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen Brother Black fly's left hand, Mr. Aviation, W (U) clue delivery! CTOnews.com, June 8 (Xinhua)-- Amazon is planning to launch a Prime Video video service with ads, hoping to further strengthen its advertising business and generate more revenue from entertainment content, according to the Wall Street Journal.

▲ source: Amazon reports that Amazon has been discussing the topic for weeks, but the plan is still in its early stages. Previously, Amazon has tried to bring advertising into Prime Video services, such as ads for sports broadcasts, product placement marketing for some Amazon original programs, and Freevee, a video and audio service with advertisements for Prime Video users.

▲ source: Amazon reported that Amazon has held talks with Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount to provide advertising video services for the two companies through the Prime Video platform, citing people familiar with the matter. The Prime Video channel allows users to subscribe to video services from other program sources, including HBO Max and Paramount+.

▲ source: Amazon CTOnews.com notes that Amazon is discussing various ways to advertise on its Prime Video, one of which is to place more short ads on Prime Video's existing subscribers and launch a paid upgrade to an ad-free version.

▲ source: according to Amazon, Amazon Prime members can enjoy Prime Video service for $14.99 a month, or they can choose to pay $8.99 a month for a separate subscription. Users can watch original Amazon dramas such as "the Strange of the High Castle" and "the Black robe picket" on this platform.