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AOL's Internet talk show HuffPost Live has been picked up by a cable network, the company announced Sunday. The program will carry a six-hour block on the Mark Cuban-backed AXS TV network.
HuffPost Live, which will continue to be available for free on live.huffingtonpost.com, is an interactive video-chat talk show centered around politics, current events and pop culture that debuted in August 2012. The program saw modest growth in its first few months, and its live and recorded videos garnered 51 million streams in March—mostly through their exposure alongside articles on the AOL and Huffington Post websites.
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