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NEW YORK Hearst Magazines is the latest media company to sign on to distribute content via Next.TV, the new Internet television service being built into all new Hewlett-Packard notebook computers starting in 2008.
The company said it plans to deliver original video content from the magazine brands CosmoGirl, Good Housekeeping, Marie Claire and others. Hearst joins a growing list of traditional media players partnering with the startup service, which is expected to provide consumers with access to some 50 on-demand channels via their PCs when it goes live.
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