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NEW YORK Fox is looking to use the Internet to keep fans of its top shows engaged during its baseball-induced scheduling shuffle.
The network, in conjunction with Fox Interactive Media and Fox Television Stations Group, has launched Fox on Demand, a new platform on the News Corp.-owned MySpace to stream ad-supported, full-length episodes of a host of Fox’s top prime-time shows.
Visitors to MySpace.com/fox, along with Fox’s local owned-and-operated affiliate Web sites in 24 markets, can now stream previously run episodes of the shows Bones, Prison Break, Standoff, Vanished, Talk Show With Spike Feresten, ‘Til Death, The Loop and Justice.
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