FOX Follows ABC's Lead - Bringing TV Shows to an Internet Near You

Wow! That was pretty fast. Only a few days after ABC announced that they would be offering shows on the internet, FOX has announced the same thing:

News Corp.'s Fox network has signed a six-year agreement with its 187 affiliated stations that will let it show reruns of its television programs on the Internet, the Wall Street Journal reported on its Web site on Thursday.

The revenue-sharing agreement allows Fox to make 60 percent of its prime-time schedule available online the morning after the shows air, the Journal reported.

What's cool is that this is a long-term arrangement and not just a test period. Bet you we see announcements from other networks real soon.

At Reuters.com

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