Additionally, the two companies will team to offer select short-form programming from ABC through an embedded short-form player, which will debut on AOL later this year and will include both original and derivative content from ABC. Here is part of the programming that will be offered the day after their broadcast premieres:
- "The Bachelor" (premieres online Tuesday, September 25);
- "Big Shots" (premieres online Friday, September 28);
- "Brothers & Sisters" (premieres online Monday, October 1);
- "Carpoolers" (premieres online Wednesday, October 3);
- "Cavemen" (premieres online Wednesday, October 3);
- "Dancing with the Stars" (premieres online Tuesday, September 25);
- "Desperate Housewives" (premieres online Monday, October 1);
- <"Dirty Sexy Money" (premieres online Thursday, September 27);
- "Eli Stone" (online premiere TBD);
- "Grey's Anatomy" (premieres online Friday, September 28);
- "Lost" (online premiere TBD);
- "MEN IN TREES" (premieres online Saturday, October 13);
- "October Road" (online premiere TBD)
- "Private Practice" (premieres online Thursday, September 27);
- "Pushing Daisies" (premieres online Thursday, October 4);
- "Samantha Who?" (premieres online Tuesday, October 16);
- "Ugly Betty" (premieres online Friday, September 28).
Maybe by 2009 there will be a true convergence between live PC and TC, something we have all been waiting for since the end of the 1990s.
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9-20-2007 @ 5:08PM
Seth said...
Is this another effort by Time Warner to revive AOL? Has this deal shown any results with CBS? NewsVisual did an interesting article and map on this story http://www.newsvisual.com/newsvisual/2007/09/aol-deal-with-a.html , showing the connections between Disney and Time Warner on an interactive map. Some of the connections are quite strong, actually.