BBC an Youtube, a video content marriage ?
Filed in archive Newsdesk 2.0 on February 22, 2007
A lot is going on in internet country : your TV is being migrated to internet while you're watching it. While Viacom announced partnership with Joost, the BBC is considering a deal with Youtube :The BBC and YouTube are in the process of striking a deal between themselves, allowing BBC content to be available on Google-owned YouTube, the world's largest and most popular video sharing service.
(BBC and YouTube in Deal Talks) I wonder where my TV will be moved to. I certainly don't want to watch movies in Youtube's format....
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Response from:
Dual Diagnosis
(05/22/07 1:08pm)
Joost aims to be a TV replacement service where you are free of schedules and have control over what you watch, when you want to watch it. Several companies are running TV replacement services, and it seems to be an interesting market with loads of developments.
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Gorilla Trades
(10/05/07 10:31pm)
DVR has become TV replacement in a way. No longer do I have to be physically in front of the television set in order to watch a show. Being able to record programs and watch them at the user's convenience also has a significant impact on the television advertising business model since people no longer have to watch the commercials that advertisers pay millions to put in front of us.
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