Time Warner's TNT And TBS Turn On TV Everywhere For Verizon ...

Time Warner's TNT And TBS Turn On TV Everywhere For Verizon FIOS Custmers Erick Schonfeld 10:56 AM PDT · May 12, 2010

Time Warner is turning on more channels for its TV Everywhere strategy. Once again, Verizon FIOS customers will be the first to get the channels available on their laptops, and soon on their mobile phones. The two companies announced today that starting in June, FIOS TV subscribers will get unlimited online access to popular shows from Time Warner’s TNT and and TBS channels.

It won’t be the complete lineup, but rather will work along the same lines as EPIX and HBO Go (which is a dedicated site for HBO subscribers with a limited selection of HBO shows and movies). Not everything will be on there, but it will be more than what is on Hulu or the rest of the Web right now. It will stream full-length shows like The Closer and be available only to paying TV subscribers.

Both TNT and TBS will launch dedicated Websites alongteh HBO Go model, and the shows will also be available on FOIS TV Online. Verizon is working with other channels to add to its TV Everywhere lineup, including FOX News, CBS, MTV Networks, Hallmark Channel, Smithsonian Channel, and the Tennis Channel.

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At TechCrunch, he oversaw the editorial content of the site, helped to program the Disrupt conferences and CrunchUps, produced TCTV shows, and wrote daily for the blog. He joined TechCrunch as Co-Editor in 2007, and helped take it from a popular blog to a thriving media property. After founder Michael Arrington left in 2011, Schonfeld became Editor in Chief.

Prior to TechCrunch, he was Editor-at-Large for Business 2.0 magazine, where he wrote feature stories and ran their main blog, The Next Net. He also launched the online video series “The Disruptors” with CNN/Money and hosted regular panels and conferences of industry luminaries. Schonfeld started his career at Fortune magazine in 1993, where he was recognized with numerous journalism awards.

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