Just as rumors indicated
yesterday, Amazon has announced a new licensing deal with Viacom that will add TV shows from its networks -- MTV, Comedy Central, BET, VH1, Spike, Nickelodeon and the rest -- to the Prime Instant Video service. There's still no word on any potential spinning off of the all-you-can-eat video portion from the rest of Amazon's Prime membership program, but it does bring the count of movies and TV shows available to around 15,000, up from the 13,000 cited
recently. The details are in the press release after the break, but it appears Amazon will have many of the same selections
Netflix obtained in its earlier deals, from MTV favorites like
RJ Berger and
The Hills to kids shows like
Yo Gabba Gabba and
iCarly.
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