ABC shows online nab 3 million views

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Figure provides early sign of demand for TV shows on the Net, as broadcasters experiment with new ways of reaching viewers.

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great idea
by iKenny May 18, 2006 9:03 PM PDT: i really like this idea (of course; it's free!). the commercials are not
at all annoying, and once you've viewed the three, you can skip to
anywhere in the episode with the click of a button, like a DVD. the
quality is also perfectly acceptable.

well done ABC!; Reply to this comment

doesn't work either
by tunyfish May 26, 2006 8:37 AM PDT: i went to napster to see what thay were offering for free. their player wouldn't work. went to abc to see what they have to offer. their player doesn't work.; Reply to this comment

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