Media
AOL has launched an online television channel showing Warner Brother's classic TV shows.
Named In2TV, the network hosts 30 series including Growing Pains and Eight is Enough. It also boasts interactive features including games and polls.
AOL plan to put more than 100 series on the channel in future, showing at least 300 episodes per month. The company hopes the feature - to support itself through advertising - will attract people to its website.
Its shows will only be on In2TV, says AOL, not on television repeats.
Named In2TV, the network hosts 30 series including Growing Pains and Eight is Enough. It also boasts interactive features including games and polls.
AOL plan to put more than 100 series on the channel in future, showing at least 300 episodes per month. The company hopes the feature - to support itself through advertising - will attract people to its website.
Its shows will only be on In2TV, says AOL, not on television repeats.
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