Disney-ABC Television Group, a division of Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS), and AOL, a unit of Time Warner Inc. (NYSE: TWX) have announced the availability of full-length episodes of popular primetime shows on AOL Video. The shows will be available via a co-branded version of ABC.com's broadband player and starting next week will feature ABC's new fall lineup of programming.
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:
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:
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