Beginning in January, In2TV plans to offer 300 episodes per month and about 100 shows in the first year on six channels ranging from comedy to drama, The Journal said, and Warner Bros. has cleared 300 series, or about 14,000 individual episodes, for use on the service. The streaming service will be available to users with high-speed connections, The Journal said.

[MarketWatch]

Google got it and Time Warner definitely got it. Offering free shows and monetize the same way network TVs are making money right now, selling advertising. That’s where the big bucks are.

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