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TBS to start online shopping linked
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Tuesday, October 25, 2005 at 07:31
JST
TOKYO — Tokyo
Broadcasting System Inc said Monday it will start an Internet mail-order
service that is linked to its live broadcast, allowing TV viewers to
purchase products introduced on a weekly show by using the remote
control.
TBS will cooperate with advertising agency Dentsu Inc and major
Internet mail-order firm Amazon Japan KK to launch the new service
utilizing interactive terrestrial digital broadcasting. The TV broadcaster
will start the new service on Nov 19 during its Saturday entertainment
program called "Osama-no Buranchi (The King's Brunch)." Viewers will be
able to buy books, DVD software and other goods on Amazon Japan's website
by simply operating their remote controls.
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