MySpace Goes Prime Time

Tuesday, October 3rd, 2006

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Fox is expanding it’s Full Throttle offering of television shows (see Fox Streams More TV to Internet). The key difference from the previous offering seems to be that Fox is now distributing the shows through MySpace in addition to 24 local affiliate websites (this was a pain because you had to make up a physical address if you didn’t live in a covered geographic area like Los Angeles).

The shows are available on this MySpace page.

Available shows include “Bones,” “Prison Break,” “Standoff,” “Vanished,” “Talk Show With Spike Feresten,” “’Til Death,” “The Loop” and “Justice,” among others.

Shows will be streamed in high definition and are free, although non-skippable advertising is included. Users will be required to download a player to view the content.

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