TV Meets IP

[gerald.feldman at hp.com (Jerry Feldman)]

On Monday 29 November 2004 3:35 pm, David Kramer wrote:

> I've spent a lot of time slogging though the websites of various TV
> channels, and they almost universally suck.  They make it so abolutely
> impossible to get the basic information you need on programming, where to
> ask questions, etc., ususally in the name of showing third-party ads or
> advertisements for the very latest shows.
>
> The worst offender is Comedy Central.  On that channel, when you look at
> the TV shows, there's usually no way to tell which ones are still in
> production and which ones haven't been shown in three years!  Very rarely
> do they tell you when a season will start and end, etc.
>
> HBO is probably the best.
>
> These TV companies need to hire web designers and LISTEN TO THEM.
They don't want to. They want to throw reruns into the mix. 
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Jerry Feldman <gerald.feldman at hp.com>
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