iWidgets lets CBS make money within Fox’s MySpace — the tangle of alliances grows
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iWidgets, a San Francisco company that offers a way for publishers to distribute content to social networks, has signed a deal allowing CBS to offer its television programming on popular social networks.
It allows CBS’ audience to watch full episodes of television programming directly within native applications on popular social networks like Facebook and MySpace, as well as on home pages like iGoogle. [Note: iWidgets has since changed to just running clips and not full episodes,… Continue Reading