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AOL Preps 'Morning Rush'Nov 3, 2008  Episodes of "Morning Rush," which will be posted each day at noon EST on the AOL Living channel, will feature a compilation of highlight clips culled together from that morning’s Good Morning America, Today, The Early Show, Live With Regis & Kelly, CNN’s American Morning and Fox News’ Mike & Juliette, among others. The new series is similar in concept to "They Said What?" a long running feature on People.com which pulls together the best of daytime TV from shows like Rachael Ray and The View. AOL has landed Procter & Gamble as the debut sponsor of "Morning Rush." On the "Morning Rush" site, living.aol.com/morning-rush, besides streaming episodes viewers can comment on and vote for the top clips each day. In addition, AOL is planning to introduce a portable "Morning Rush" widget as well as an option to showcase the series on users’ Facebook profiles. AOL Preps 'Morning Rush'Nov 3, 2008
Episodes of "Morning Rush," which will be posted each day at noon EST on the AOL Living channel, will feature a compilation of highlight clips culled together from that morning’s Good Morning America, Today, The Early Show, Live With Regis & Kelly, CNN’s American Morning and Fox News’ Mike & Juliette, among others. The new series is similar in concept to "They Said What?" a long running feature on People.com which pulls together the best of daytime TV from shows like Rachael Ray and The View. AOL has landed Procter & Gamble as the debut sponsor of "Morning Rush." On the "Morning Rush" site, living.aol.com/morning-rush, besides streaming episodes viewers can comment on and vote for the top clips each day. In addition, AOL is planning to introduce a portable "Morning Rush" widget as well as an option to showcase the series on users’ Facebook profiles.
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