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ITV joins Sky on MySpace

By Robert Andrews
Originally published by Econsultancy Econsultancy • 22nd February 2007

ITV is using MySpace to promote one of its new entertainment shows, Comedy Cuts.

The new comedy showcase on ITV2 is linking to profiles on the social networking site for each of its 50 contributors – comedians, writers and stand-ups featuring throughout the show.

Meanwhile, a central profile for the show itself includes exclusive video clips using MySpace’s embedded media player.

MediaGuardian reports: “ITV will try to use the platform to promote the show among the 16-34 year-old audience.”

ITV also recently launched a MySpace profile for its Primeval science fiction drama, as broadcasters tap the Fox Interactive behemoth for programme marketing.

Eight episodes into its deal to air Lost, Sky One’s MySpace profile for the series has amassed over 5,000 friends.

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CategoriesNews article
FocusCompany strategy
TopicConnected TV, Online Video, Social Media, Television
CompanyITV, myspace
PersonMurdoch
SourceEconsultancy
ClientEconsultancy


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