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TV.com - Do more with what you watch
Covering just about every show, episode, actor, line, opinion, bit of trivia, and programming option a TV fan could wish for, TV.com incorporates innovative, new social networking, community, and navigational features that enhance the experience of 4.6 million¹ monthly visitors.
Let's face it, the conversations people have with friends about last night's hit show are changing. The proliferation of channels and program options and the rapid adoption of DVDs and DVRs let viewers watch what they want when they want and 10 years of Internet usage has encouraged viewing audiences to expect deeper, more-personal media experiences.
Without a doubt, today's TV fans expect a stronger voice, greater choice, and more control in creating rewarding entertainment experiences. TV.com provides today's viewers with a place to meet other people with similar interests so they can discuss their favorite shows, find new programs and access a wealth of information on more than 16,000 TV series from the 1940s to today.
| Benefits |
- Reaches the most connected and engaged entertainment consumers on the Web.
- Delivers the deepest TV-focused environment available anywhere. No other Web site or publication offers its depth of content and breadth of interactivity.
- Fills a huge gap for TV fans, show creators, and marketers that are targeting specific audiences.
- Provides the perfect platform for hosting show content, including upcoming episode and behind-the-scenes clips as well as episodes themselves.
- Offers innovative marketing solutions tightly woven with powerful content, such as the brand-focused "Skin" ad unit, which enables advertisers to send a strong, integrated brand message.
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| Audience Profile2 |
- Gender: 57% female
- Average age: 29 years
- Average household income: $63,000
- Broadband users: 74%
- 72% say the Internet is important when making a decision about entertainment choices
- 68% gave entertainment advice to their friends and family in the last six months
- 67% agree that their friends trust their judgment on entertainment choices
- 64% agree that they have to respond when someone slams one of their favorite entertainment picks
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1ComScore, US audience, January 2006
2CNET Games & Entertainment Audience Profile Study, 2005
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