A Milestone for Video on the Web
An updated Google Video, announced Friday during Google's keynote at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas has just been launched. It's complete with the ability to purchase high quality content from a wide selection of initial premium content providers like CBS and the NBA. In tandem, Google now allows anybody to upload video content and set a price, with no minimum or maximum.
It's all part of a new era of television, micropayments, and more choice in how we get and use all types of content. Things I'm passionate about. I'll have more to say later this week.
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