LAS VEGAS–Alloy Entertainment, the producer of hit teen television programming, including "Gossip Girl" and "Vampire Diaries" films and books, is making a big expansion with its original Web programming, Sean Horvath told Beet.TV West Coast Bureau Chief Daisy Whitney at NAB earlier this month.
Sean tells us about the new shows, a new video player and advertising strategy.
The company claims over 55 million monthly views of its sites, which include Channel One, a news site for young people.
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Andy Plesser, Executive Producer