driverTV

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driverTV is a cutting-edge video-on-demand network that allows consumers who are actively shopping for a new vehicle to check out a wide variety of new cars and trucks from the comfort of their living room couch. driverTV features more than 30 automotive brands from Audi and Bentley to Saturn and Subaru, in three-minute narrated “Virtual Showroom Experience” (VSE) videos.

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In May 2007, driverTV.com (http://www.drivertv.com) was launched as the first automotive destination designed from the ground up for broadband subscribers. Featuring the largest catalog of high-definition videos on the internet and interactive virtual reality tours, the site provides a simple and immersive car shopping experience. driverTV.com was named one of the 50 best websites of 2007 by Time.com.

[edit] History

driver TV was founded in 2005 in New York. With the rapid growth of internet broadband and cable video-on-demand, the founders recognized an opportunity to provide car manufacturers and car buyers a new shopping experience featuring high-definition video and other immersive content.

[edit] Availability

driverTV is available in 25 million digital cable households and 500,000 hotel rooms in 46 of the top 50 markets through the VOD systems of Comcast, Time Warner Cable, Cox, Charter, Insight and The Hotel Network; and on the web via driverTV.com.

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