October 17th, 2006 11:00pm

By Keith Reed

Plum TV (http://www.plumtv.com/), a New York company that produces TV programs focused on wealthy communities around the country, is in a new deal that will see its content about Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket made available through Comcast Corp.'s www.comcast.com video-on-demand service.

Plum produces programs on travel, politics, real estate and other issues related to the two affluent resort islands off southern tip of Massachusetts. Philadelphia-based Comcast, the biggest cable provider in New England, will store much of that content on its servers and deliver it to local customers who subscribe to its OnDemand service for free when they select it using their remote controls, the companies said today.