As an avid-TV junkie, the Fall TV season is an exciting time. It’s a great opportunity to find new shows and catch up on old favorites. This year, YouTube is getting in on the action and they want your vote.
U.S. viewers (sorry international folks!), head over to YouTube’s Fall TV Preview page and check out the previews for more than 80 new and returning shows.
After viewing the previews, you can vote for what shows you think will be the biggest hit this fall. The shows that get the most votes will be featured on the YouTube homepage.
Voting starts now and runs until September 14th, so you have three weeks to let the world, or the YouTube audience anyway, know what you like. Full story...
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