March 12, 2010
TV.com agrees deal with Five
by David Allen

Following in the steps of the other broadcasters, Five has announced the signing of a deal with the CBS owned and run TV.com on-demand TV service.
This will be TV.com’s first deal with a UK based broadcaster and should there be more deals in the pipeline with other broadcasters, TV.com will have the upper hand over other on-demand services such as Hulu, which is also looking to enter the UK and European on-demand market.
What the deal means is that TV.com will be able to offer its users content from Five’s on-demand service Demand Five, as well as around two hundred and fifty hours worth of archive material.
Five’s parent company is RTL which already has a great relationship with CBS as it buys a lot of content from them.
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