Warner Bros. TV LIVES!...online

[stargirl]

Everyone knows about the trouble at CW, right? Well, I recently found some good news concerning Warner Bros. Looks like they're creating online destinations for their TV and other brands:

First off, The WB...
http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/news/recent_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003722037

And then, news of this new site called T-Works, a site dedicated to their animated properties...
http://www2.warnerbros.com/web/corpcomm/press_release.jsp?id=WBEUnveilTWorksOnlineAnimationSpring2008

These plans sound awesome. And a bonus article to wrap it all up:
http://www.mediaweek.com/mw/news/networktv/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003729000
I'd like to point out this special quote from that article concerning The WB...


Insiders believe that, if the new wb.com is successful, it could lead to the WB starting a new, young-skewing cable net, should The CW fold.

Now there's something I'm looking pretty forward to. (Watch out, CBS!)

Your thoughts?

[Kitschensyngk]

T-Works looks to be what Boomerang was five years ago. Sounds fun.

[Jin Kazama]

I doubt it'll do well online as opposed to TV, but, hey, anything that allows me to finally watch Everwood again I'm all for.

[Nexonius]

Well, I originally posted the first two articles in 2007 and this year. But, who the heck cares?

[stargirl]

Well, I originally posted the first two articles in 2007 and this year. But, who the heck cares?

Sorry! I thought this hadn't been mentioned before. Just wanted to leave it all out in the open along with CW's troubles. Again, sorry about that...:sweat:

[Nexonius]

Sorry! I thought this hadn't been mentioned before. Just wanted to leave it all out in the open along with CW's troubles. Again, sorry about that...:sweat:


It's a okay.

[The Man in Black]

anything that allows me to finally watch Everwood again I'm all for.

Word.