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It drives people to the broadcast, and it builds that buzz and that excitement about the programs you really want to get out there. But mainly, it's definitely all about the content on-demand first or whenever our viewers want.

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Throughout the week, Zee will keep the viewers updated about how the final contestants are doing on the SMS voting front. We hope this will add to the buzz and bring in more excitement.

On Demand has become very popular among viewers and will continue to grow as cable adds new content every month. Comcast alone had a record 130 million On Demand views, which is equivalent to 55 million hours spent watching On Demand, and nearly 6,000 shows available in the month of November. We anticipate this will be even higher in January when Sci-Fi On Demand will be featured.

There's no one better than Tommy to bring the excitement of music competition to the next level. And judging from the early buzz about the show, this may indeed become the ultimate insider, transforming how people view these types of programs and of course, creating new musical careers.

A lot of the programs on cable are things that are already familiar to older viewers and that they feel more comfortable with, rather than the new shows being offered on broadcast.

Before this, all TV stations ignored our warnings on their inappropriate broadcast content, saying there were no grounds for legal action. But it is different now, we can report them to the police if they are proved to have broadcast violence and sexual (content).

Clearly, there's an appetite from Bravo television viewers for increased flow of content that a linear TV channel can't provide. This on-demand push makes great Bravo content that there isn't room for on TV available 24/7.

Lauren Zalaznick

We're excited to be partnering with THE TUBE Music Network in our first multicast initiative. This agreement allows us to capitalize on our stations' digital broadcast capabilities and provide enhanced content to viewers in our markets.

We're committed to finding new ways to bring our content to consumers and we think this deal is a huge step forward in giving them greater choice and control over their entertainment experience. For the very first time, viewers will be able to watch their favorite shows before the rest of the world. And we now have the ability to create different cuts of our programs for the pre-air audience--versions with additional scenes and materials not included in the network broadcast--something entirely new. It's an exciting opportunity for the television consumer and for us. Moreover, this new partnership will also enrich the viewing experience by providing access to DirecTV's enhanced services, features and interactive functionality.

The cable operators are paying to show content. The most important content you have is the broadcast stations. They take the position that over the air is free to people, so it should be free to them.

We found that the more content we make available, the more buzz we create. There's an audience for the consumption of media that's super-strong in front of the TV and also strong when people are not. We have to make sure our content is made available to people wherever they are.

[Mobile TV] offers hugely exciting opportunities for viewers, but in order to create a truly first-class service we need greater insight into what consumers actually want, ... This trial will help us to develop an offering that genuinely serves viewers by providing content and services to mobile phones that can be watched when and how our viewers want it.

We're entering an era where delivery platforms mean less and less to an audience. The consolidation of these networks within the broadcast business speaks to the consolidation of power within the hands of station owners and the general entertainment conglomerates, but underneath that is a fundamental sea change in the way younger consumers experience media. They won't feel limited, because they can reach out in so many ways to get content. We're not in an age anymore where content distribution is limited to broadcast stations.

Consumers have the capability of seeing television anywhere, anytime. And as the technology continues to develop, it will be content - news, sports and entertainment programming - that drives consumer demand.

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