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ABC News expands subscription Internet broadcasts
Mar 17, 2003 12:00 PM
Perhaps the potential for webcasting over the Internet isn't dead
after all.
The Internet arm of ABC News will soon enhance its subscription
online news coverage. ABCNews.com,
said its head, Bernard Gershon, is "taking baby steps toward the first
Internet news network."
Gershon, in an interview with the Wall Street Journal , said the
television news organization will expand its ABC News On Demand
broadband service to include updated video news-including live
feeds-throughout the day.
The new service will be called ABC News Live. Coverage will include
live coverage of presidential news conferences and debates at the
United Nations, Gershon said.
The Journal reported that the enhanced broadband service will be
available through RealNetworks' premium service at a cost of $4.95 per
month.
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