Having spent nearly $1.65 billion to buy YouTube, it doesn’t make much sense for Google to continue Google Video in its current form. So they are planning to turn that property into a search engine for video clips anywhere. These are first signs of an integration and there are more subtle moves the company is making. Continue Reading.
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