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"Sony  has added a handful of new content partners for its BRAVIA hi-def televisions for its Internet video link service.  The new partners are CondeNet, Sports Illustrated, blip.tv and Sony Pictures, all of which will add a combined eight new Internet channels to the Bravia service.  \nCondeNet is providing four channels alone, including EpicuriousTV and the Style Network.  blip.tv will be providing Internet content only, offering shows like Rocketboom, Break A Leg, and Geek Entertainment TV.  Sony Pictures' channel will be for promotional purposes, showing television programming and trailers.  Its minisodes, condensed episodes of full-length shows, will be part of this bundle as well.  Existing content providers include Yahoo, AOL and Crackle, Sony's own video-sharing network.  \nThe new Internet TV service on Bravia is rather new\u2014it launched just in August.  The Bravia module for incorporating Internet Video works only with Bravia television sets, and may not be a valuable enough perk to encourage people to purchase a Bravia television, but is a nice add-on for those that already have a Bravia set.  It does indicate Sony's ongoing plan to take on Apple, which also has a set top device to stream Internet video content to you television set.  Sony's approach particularly with the Bravia module is rather narrow in both its hardware, distribution and content provisions, so it may not make much o a dent in the overall market.\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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