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you're getting a first look at go 90 a new mobile free video service from horizon I'm seen it's Joan Salzmann go 90 is a purely mobile video service it's free from Verizon but you don't need to be a Verizon customer to watch it anybody from any carrier can watch its mix of on-the-go traditional TV videos alongside new digital era clips that you would typically associate with sites like YouTube it's free for anyone to watch because it's supported by advertising so you'll see ads instead of having to pay a monthly subscription like you would for Hulu for the first time because Verizon has partnered with companies like Viacom which owns cable networks like Comedy Central and Nickelodeon for the first time you'll be able to watch Moberly some of these shows like The Daily Show the next day after they broadcasts for free you don't need to have a cable subscription and you don't need to have a subscription to a service like Netflix or Hulu to see them you find videos on go 90 mostly by following people the company describes it as a social entertainment platform so unlike Netflix where you'll be suggested new things to watch based on what you've watched before you'll mostly find new things because you'll see one of your friends clipping a segment of a video and sending it to you or maybe other friends of theirs or you'll be able to see what a friend already follows and follow the things that you like that they watch even though this is a video service from Verizon don't expect to be able to get a break on your data usage streaming video takes a lot of data and Rison isn't giving any free passes on video 4 go 90 the company says that they're expecting people to watch using Wi-Fi network so not just their cellular plans data usage but you'll need to be careful that you don't go over your data limit