Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution
TMZ and SONY






TMZ helped launch Sony Internet TV with Google TV, a product that integrates TV viewing with the full internet experience. During the fall of 2010, Sony partnered with celebrity news leader TMZ to leverage its unique success across both television and internet platforms. The TMZ 360° multiplatform experience simplified the product's message by demonstrating its practical use and introduced internet TV to a mainstream audience. During regular TMZ newsroom segments, Harvey Levin demonstrated how easy it is to use the product by incorporating it into searches for TMZ pitch meeting information. Online, an in-depth tutorial is featured within the TMZ.com content scroll and the product is discussed during TMZ's Live daily webcast. Check out the video and summary pdf below for detail on the impressive results.



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2012 BROADCAST CALENDAR

The 2012 Broadcast
Calendar is Here!

The 2012 broadcast calendar includes the dates of special events and all major holidays. Download the calendar as computer desktop wallpaper for quick reference or in a printer-friendly format.

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SYNDICATION'S OPERATIONAL EASE
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SHORT POD ADVANTAGE
Syndication's Short Pod Advantage

Commercials in short breaks are more likely to be recalled, and Syndication's short pod advantage is clear. According to the 2010/11 SNTA member survey, Syndication's breaks are only 2:24 in length for national advertisers, with even shorter national exclusive breaks at 1:35 in length. Syndication outperforms total network prime and network prime sitcoms, and even has 60 second breaks in 20 popular shows.

Click here to learn how Syndication's short pod advantage translates to better recall and higher commercial audience delivery.