Next New Networks Partners with MySpace

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Next New Networks, the new media company creating branded micro-networks on the Internet, announced today it has partnered with MySpace, the world’s most popular social network, to offer a diverse menu of regular video programming to MySpaceTV that appeals to the targeted interests of MySpace’s diverse communities. These offerings will be available to MySpace users to embed in their profiles and share with friends.

“Within MySpace there are thousands of communities. Our Next New Networks programming superserves specific communities of enthusiasts from Indy Mogul for filmmakers to Fast Lane Daily for a daily dose of car news and Threadbanger for DIY fashion fans to name just a few,” said Herb Scannell, CEO and co-founder of Next New Networks. “Our programming is tailor-made for the MySpace users who are looking for video programming that aligns with their passions.”

Under this partnership, each micro-network will have a presence on a branded channel home page at http://www.myspacetv.com. The networks include:

- Barely Political: Smart, sexy political comedy.

- Channel Frederator: Cartoon central on the Internet.

- EPIC-FU: Masters of the new pop culture.

- Fast Lane Daily: Daily auto news.

- Garage419: Rants, raves and debates for car people from car people.

- Indy Mogul: The network devoted to anyone with a videocamera.

- Threadbanger: The first network for people who make their own fashion.

- Ultra Kawaii: Pets so cute, it hurts.

- Veracifier: Daily news looking at the world of politics and global issues.

- Viropop: Green is the new Pop.

- VOD Cars: The #1 Broadband Car Network.

Next New Networks will offer a minimum of 20 episodes per branded channel at launch with new episodes to be added regularly. Each of the Next New Networks pages will be included in the “featured channel” rotation on MySpaceTV as well as on the MySpace mobile platforms.

About Next New Networks

Next New Networks is a media company that is creating micro television networks over the internet for targeted communities. It brings together elements of traditional TV networks with Internet functionality, which invites viewers to contribute, share and distribute content. The company is headquartered in New York City and is privately held. For more information, please visit http://www.nextnewnetworks.com.