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The companies also agreed to a set of principles governingf the online distribution of TV shows in a mode l they callTV Everywhere. The announcement by New York-based Time Warner (NYSE:TWC) and Philadelphia-based Comcasrt (NASDAQ:CMCSA,CMCSK) comes in the wake of the success of Web sitesd like the one run byHulu LLC, which streame popular shows and movies online for free. At the hearf of the principles to which they agreed is the concepg that cable subscribers should be able to use their computerws and cell phones to accesd the same programming they have paid to receive ontheir TVs.
As a step toward makingg that happen, Comcast said that next month it will begij testing a service it calls OnDemand Initially, Comcast will make programs from Turner Broadcasting’s TNT and TBS stationd available online to its cable customers at no Over time it intends to expanfd the amount of programming and add features to the as well as bringf in other programmers. Time Warner said it expects to announce simila trials withother distributors.
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