Bewkes looking to extend TV Everywhere
10:49 AM PST 11/4/2009 by Georg Szalai,
AP
Time Warner employees updated on new initiatives
NEW YORK -- Time Warner ran a recent trial to get movies on cable VOD ahead of their DVD release and is seeing early successes of the TV Everywhere initiative to allow consumers to access more TV shows online.
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