New television 2.0

businessinsider April 2009

We’re not kidding. “Disney is taking a stake in Hulu, the web video site co-owned by Fox and NBC, and will soon stream ABC shows like Lost and Grey’s Anatomy on the site. Hulu will reportedly get exclusive access to full-length episodes, meaning that YouTube — which is trying to reposition itself as a destination for TV shows and movies — won’t. That’s bad news for YouTube, which is starting to lose its lead over Hulu.” The bussiness insider.

Maybe this article is a little bit exaggerated but  is  showing the trend.

Cool new option by Google. This is a video to learn how to create, launch and manage your TV campaign using Google TV Ads.

We will go on being aware about Google TV ads. Enjoy it.

Amazon Video On Demand from The-imagazine.com (April 2009)

It is interesting to see Amazon with the sale and rent of audiovisual material  in streaming and downloading: Amazon Unbox Video or Video on Demand. Not only because is a direct competence  in a market that has monopolized Netflix on the United States until now,  but for the high connectivity with new devices. The first big company in the rent of DVDs after the collapse of Blockbuster, Netflix, has  started with Streaming in TV.

Netflix from Gizmodo.com (April 2009)

Netflix would have to understand that there is something beyond the receiver television set. Netflix should become more 2.0 than now. Come on Netflix we’re reinventing television.

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