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ElectricNOW, the free streaming OTT app and FAST channel operated by Electric Entertainment, is adding 20 new channels through a partnership with FAST Channels TV, including VueWho, a new FAST channel dedicated to micro-dramas. The expanded offering will give ElectricNOW access to a catalogue of more than 80 linear FAST channels, spanning sports, art, gaming, culture, lifestyle, documentaries, horror and other genres.

“At ElectricNOW, we believe great entertainment should be accessible to everyone, without a price tag. With 20 new channels spanning everything from the booming micro-drama phenomenon to fan-favorite genres, we’re giving viewers more choices, more variety and more reasons to tune in. ElectricNOW delivers a premium entertainment experience with something for every taste—all completely free,” said Dean Devlin, CEO of Electric Entertainment.
“This partnership demonstrates the breadth of our channel catalog. From MicroDramas and gaming to sports, art, documentaries, multicultural entertainment and nature programming, we are making more content available to streaming services, telecom companies, cable operators and broadcasters looking to expand their offerings. Our goal is to make it easier for distribution partners to find distinctive channels that attract audiences and help grow their streaming services,” said Russell Foy, CEO of FAST Channels TV.

VueWho combines micro-dramas with daily conversation, entertainment, lifestyle, relationships, shopping, Hollywood coverage and original storytelling. Its programming lineup includes Daily Flash, El Flash Latino, Life, Love, Shopping, SiSi Hollywood, GalTime and OPINIONish, alongside additional original productions and licensed content. By bringing serialized, mobile-friendly storytelling to a dedicated linear channel, VueWho aims to offer viewers a new way to discover micro-dramas and follow their stories without a traditional paid television subscription.

Other channels joining ElectricNOW's lineup include CaribVision, Gaming Insights and Reviews, Pickle TV, Mental Health and Human Experience, and NatureStream.TV.