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Chris Rocks TV.

by Richard McKinnon at 10:06AM (PDT) on September 27, 2005 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

UPN network had a hit last Thursday with Everyone hates Chris. They won and dumped once high and might NBC back to fourth for the timeslot. Google video has the full half hour show to watch (actually 22 minutes). UPN's website does not. Somewhat puzzling. Why didn't they build brand leverage for UPN's own website rather than Google's? But intelligent too, putting the show on the net. They want more people to sample the show and they want viewers to perhaps start watching. And the hardest thing in TV is to get people to check out new programs. This is the sort of show that's perfect to stream to cellphones. And further evidence of where we will be shortly.

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