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MTV Takes on P2P by Making South Park Free

Posted by CmdrTaco on from the oh-my-god-they-killed-viacom dept.

thefickler writes "MTV Networks, the biggest division of Viacom Inc., has announced plans to make every South Park episode available online for free as part of a plan to make the show available to a larger audience." This is apparently largely because of the success of a similar project where they put every episode of The Daily Show on-line a few months back. This action didn't hurt ratings, and it may have actually helped them.

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  1. Re:DVD Sales by Opportunist · · Score: 5, Funny

    Yeah, because the artistic quality of Southpark is a definite selling point. Watching that in YouTube quality would certainly hurt the show.

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  2. Re:I wouldn't watch the shit even if I were paid by Alphager · · Score: 5, Funny

    South Park is the worst fucking piece of shit out there. The only ones who watch it are the fucktarded sheeple who should be eliminated from the gene pool. Interestingly enough, that could have been a quote fromS outhpark.
  3. Re:I wouldn't watch the shit even if I were paid by meringuoid · · Score: 5, Funny
    South Park is the worst fucking piece of shit out there. The only ones who watch it are the fucktarded sheeple who should be eliminated from the gene pool.

    You forgot to say 'Screw you guys, I'm going home'.

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  4. someone @ riaa.. by surfi · · Score: 5, Funny

    oh my god! they'r killing the recording industry! You BASTARDS!

  5. Re:I wouldn't watch the shit even if I were paid by AsnFkr · · Score: 3, Funny

    South Park is the worst fucking piece of shit out there. The only ones who watch it are the fucktarded sheeple who should be eliminated from the gene pool. Oh, I see where you are confused. This conversation isn't about Family Guy.

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