Kojack Meets Heroes on MySpace - Full-Length Content from Hulu, Warner Bros. With MySpace Primetime App
MySpace today announced MySpace Primetime Application, an internally developed, free, app that allows users to to search for and watch premium content from Hulu and any of the +150 branded channels on MySpaceTV. All of the content is derived from a partnership with Hulu, Warner Bros, Sony and from MySpaceTV originals, such as Roommates and Special Delivery.
MySpace, one of the few social networks actually making money these days, will be offering this service as an ad-supported free download for all users. MySpace Primetime Application will be ad-supported through the many ad solutions on MySpace including companion display advertising, tickers, pre-roll, post-roll.
“The Primetime Application highlights how professional video content is being voraciously consumed across the MySpace ecosystem, not just within MySpaceTV,” said Jason Kirk, VP of Video & Entertainment for MySpace. “Video on MySpace flows throughout the network as there are multiple entry points where videos can be discovered, watched and shared including comments, bulletins and MySpaceTV. We believe the 76 million US users spending four hours on the site every month, and the advertisers that rely on our ad-solutions, will be happy with the flexibility of this application.”
A statement issued by the company today outlined how users can add the application to their profiles:
STEP 1: Visit http://www.myspace.com/primetimeapp
STEP 2: Click the “Add this App” button in the top right hand corner.
STEP 3: A pop-up box regarding placement and notification options appears. Users then choose where they want the application to be placed on their homepage or profile and how they want it to be updated, if at all. Once satisfied with their selections, users click “Add” to continue.
STEP 4: The application will then be added to the area the user indicated in the previous step.
STEP 5: ALL DONE! Users may now start using the application.
Good news – in addition to getting Heroes, 24, and 30 Rock, you can also get Buck Rogers and Kojack. How can you go wrong?
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