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[...] Selon Om Malik, Google n’annoncerait pas de Google PC demain, mais une amélioration de son service vidéo. [...]

No Google PC after all

Om, as usual, is the one that coming with the news that make sense. Link:  No Google PC, Think Google Video “It is some sort of a video distribution deal which has been in the works for a while. Maybe content on demand, or finally…

[...] Pues ahora que lo del Google PC parece calmarse, despes de todos los desmentidos, Om Malik se descuelga con que una de las famosas ‘fuentes generalmente bien informadas’, a.k.a. ‘un pajarito’ le ha dicho que lo que se anunciará este viernes por parte de Larry Page es una versión mejorada de Google Video, incluyendo algún tipo de acuerdo de distribución que lleva tiempo gestándose… [...]

Google Video?

There’s some buzz that Larry Page will be announcing a new video distribution service by Google in his CES keynote. It makes sense to me, since the constant increase in broadband penetration and improvement has brought the web to the

OM: No Google Cube…improved Google Video

Om Malik’s saying that Google’s big announcement tomorrow at CES is related to Google Video, not a Google Cube announcement.

[...] Wall Street Journal has more details on what I had exclusively reported yesterday, Google’s new improved video plans. Ironically, WSJ flubs the biggest piece of news in the story, which is buried at the very end of the story… Google has developed its own digital-rights-management software to protect downloaded videos from piracy. …..Excuse me, but this is yet another DRM system, that will now duke it out with Microsoft’s DRM and Apple’s DRM, amongst scores of pretenders. Techdirt Mike, vigilant as ever caught this and points out that AP and Reuters did not even mention this in their reports on the pending news. And he sums it up nicely, “we now have yet another incompatible copy protection system that is likely to lock people in (while also opening up new security holes).” [...]

[...] No Google PC, Think Google Video Om Malik thinks we’ll see a Google video distribution deal announced at CES on Friday (tags: codyhanson.com google video) [...]

[...] I was also among the first to report on Google’s plans to stream video for major content providers. But this had to be in the equation considering Google’s close relationship with AOL Time Warner. [...]

[...] Seit Kurzem gibt’s eine Blogsuche von google. Außerdem starten sie den Vertrieb von kostenpflichtigen Video. Aber mir am wichtigsten: Google als Proxy. Damit kann man z.B. endlich als ein in Deutschland lebender Google Video nutzen. [via spreeblick] Ich glaube ich sollte mal ein google Kategorie anlegen. Die machen so viel… [...]

[...] There’s been a lot buzz the past couple days about a potential upcoming announcement by Google about expanding its video services and offerings… [...]

[...] There’s been a lot buzz the past couple days about a potential upcoming announcement by Google about expanding its video services and offerings… [...]

[...] Malik’s saying that Google’s big announcement tomorrow at CES is related to Google Video, not a "Google Cube" [...]

I have discovered something about Google Video regarding a potential “Google Video Player” built on the open source VLC. This might be what is planned for CES.

You can read how I came to that conclusion here:
(link)

I thought Google dropped VLC and went with Macromedia. Maybe they might come back. (link) this is very old,(ya 6 months is old) Anyway, VLC is a pretty bad player and is also under threat from those EU DCMA laws. Google must go with Real or other open RTSP implementations.

Nope. You are all wrong. The “Google Cube/Box” is the Viseon Visiphone. (link)

ticker: VSNI.OB

They’ve been working with Google last year. Read about its feaures on their website and compare them with the rumored features of the Google Cube/Box. It’s a no brainer.

Oh, and it will be announced at CeBit in Germany 3/9/06-3/14/06, not CES (as by now everyone knows)