Each day it publishes over five videos for 60–75 minutes of original content. In February 2016, it launched the "MsMojo" channel to better serve female viewers and fans. It also launched multiple non-English channels for the Spanish, French, German, Italian, Turkish, Polish and Hungarian markets. In April 2017, it launched the "JrMojo" channel for toddlers and kids. On April 15, 2017, WatchMojo debuted "The Lineup", a game show that combined ranking top 10 lists with elements of a fantasy draft and sports talk radio banter. It won a Telly Award for Best Series in the Web Series category. On May 31, 2017, WatchMojo live-streamed its first live show, called "WatchMojo Live at YouTube Space at Chelsea Market". The show consisted of an afternoon industry track covering online media, advertising, and VR. It was then followed by an evening show featuring DJ Killa Jewel, DJ Dan Deacon, Puddles Pity Party and Caveman. In June 2017, it launched "WatchMojo UK", a channel that focuses on pop culture, entertainment, music, TV, movies and sports based in and around the United Kingdom. On July 12, 2017, it followed up with "WatchMojo Live at YouTube Space in London at King's Cross Station", featuring musical acts by Llew Eyre, Bluey Robinson and Leif Erikson. Speakers at the industry track included Hussain Manawer, Ben Jones and Kim Snow. In addition to video programming, it has ventured into digital books and guides. Titles under the WatchMojo Publishing unit include Top 10 Anime of All Time, 50 Most Influential Sci-Fi Shows on TV, Read-Only: A Collection of Digital Horror, 75 Most Influential Horror Films of All Time, 50 Most Influential Comics of the 1980s, Top 100 Music Videos of the 2000s, 100 Decade-Defining Movie Movements of the 1990s, as well as its 10-year Special Edition Magazine and "10-Year Overnight Success" book covering the company's history and rise of YouTube as a dominant video platform. In December 2017, it launched "The WORST Travel Show" on Facebook Watch, a semi-scripted travel comedy series chronicling establishments which have been maligned in online reviews. In January 2018, it launched MojoPlays, a channel based around video games, and by April 2018 it recruited former IGN host Naomi Kyle as host. It subsequently launched the MojoTalks channel to cover pop culture, entertainment and media news as it continued to expand into other formats than its top 10 lists, including talk and trivia formats.