The site further encourages audiences to create usernames to download widgets follow the programme schedules.
“Before the site was mainly used to check schedules and it was just content-heavy rather than including visual-added extra features,” a network representative said. “It was more static where you could check schedules but you didn’t have the added-value features such as watching full episodes and interviews and get information on featured artists.”
“Before the site was mainly used to check schedules and it was just content-heavy rather than including visual-added extra features,” a network representative said. “It was more static where you could check schedules but you didn’t have the added-value features such as watching full episodes and interviews and get information on featured artists.”
Channel V also announced that it will further revamp its site in the upcoming months to include more user-generated content, which will mainly include “blogs and dialogues with the VJs”, the spokeswoman said.
