Amazon Adds Viacom’s Dora, Betty White to Web Video Options
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Amazon.com Inc. added Viacom Inc., the owner of the Nickelodeon and MTV cable networks, to the list of partners providing shows and movies to its video-streaming service, expanding the library by 15 percent to 15,000 titles.
Amazon Prime members, who get free two-day shipping and access to an online streaming video service for $79 a year, will be able to watch programs such as MTV’s “Jersey Shore” and TV Land’s “Hot in Cleveland,” the Seattle-based company said today in a statement. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.