Web TV: Veoh To Distribute Comcast's FearNet Horror Channel

Internet TV startup Veoh has continued to built on its diverse content offerings, this time via a distribution deal with FearNet, a horror-themed web venture by Comcast. FearNet has launched their own channel on the Veoh platform and will feature full-length movies, footage from horror conventions, celebrity interviews and eventually FearNet features that will be exclusively aired on Veoh. The deal will allow FearNet to reach a much larger audience than it currently has access to, although they'll take a monetary hit by splitting ad revenues with Veoh.

Via Mediaweek

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Posted by Justin Davey at January 27, 2008 5:59 AM