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10.03.08

The Wall Street Journal: Can't find anything to watch on cable? There are plenty of online-only shows to choose from.

Created by "Saturday Night Live" star Amy Poehler and two friends, this chatty series debuts later this month and features interviews with tween girls "who are changing the world by being themselves." The team has signed on for four seasons with distributor On Networks, which plans to place the show on Web sites, mobile phones and outlets such as iTunes.
10.02.08

BusinessWeek.com: ON Networks once again makes BusinessWeek Best of the Web 2008 in Video

ON Networks has been selected as Best of the Web in Video for the second year in a row

10.01.08

MediaPost.com: Out-of-Home Goes Online

Everything needs an acronym, so maybe we should call this "OOHO" -- the combination of out-of-home and online platforms, which have surged in popularity over the last year. The most recent entrant is ON Networks, which announced earlier this week that it has created a multiscreen video distribution network reaching over 100 million viewers in the U.S. and Europe with syndicated TV shows and accompanying advertising. Claiming this is the largest such network ever built, ON says about two-thirds of the viewers are reached via the
09.30.08

MediaPost.com: On Networks Widens Syndication Reach

Through its digital AllScreen Syndication Network, On Networks can now syndicate any TV show and accompanying ad to more than 100 million viewers each month across the United States and Europe.
09.29.08

TechCrunch.com: ON Networks Announces Multi-Platform Video Distribution Deal

Through its digital AllScreen Syndication Network, ON Networks announced that it can now syndicate any show and accompanying advertisement across the United States and Europe by using its existing and new relationships with distribution partners.

ON Networks, which is backed by AT&T (and others) and specializes in creating better ways to create, distribute, and sponsor digital TV, will use its existing AllScreen partners, such as Verizon, iTunes, and TiVo and new partners like Buzzwire and Metacafe to offer viewers the programming they want wherever they are.

09.29.08

NewTeeVee.com: Vid-Biz: Baidu, ON Networks, Canoe Ventures

ON Networks to Charge for Distribution; company has brought together some 100 million viewers across distribution platforms and will distribute any third-party programming on a pay-per-guaranteed-view basis.
09.29.08

Beet.tv: ON Networks Opens Up AllScreen Syndication Platform

Digital media company ON Networks will begin distributing outside content through its AllScreen Syndication Network, a decision that will open up its market, co-founder Jennifer Grogono says. ON Networks produces and distributes its own content to syndication platforms including iTunes, Adobe Media Player, Verizon, and TiVo.
09.18.08

Wired.com: SNL Alum Amy Poehler Gets Smart With New Web Show

Poehler roped in a former senior producer at Nickelodeon to help create the show, which is designed to tap into a largely new arena for digital media: the younger set. Poehler's show is expected to launch in October on On Networks, kicking off a new slate of programming for the digital media hub.

Representatives at On Networks told Wired.com that the show will be available across a variety of platforms, including the web, mobile devices and iTunes.

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