Google Video Store goes live

Whats the point of this Internet thing?: "Hey, is it my imagination, or is (this) the first really bad product Google has launched?"

Where were you when they rushed out blogsearch when selling $4b in stock?

"...There are about nine music videos for sale. "

So make one and sell it! This is one big fat opportunity, its a high profile way to distribute all those movies that didn't get bought up at Cannes, all those wacky foreign shows that didn't get air time.

Do you speak Japanese? How about offering to dub japanese shows into English and market them on Google Video.

Want to make a reality show? Well what's stopping you! if you can make a blog, you can make a reality show.

Can you cook? Hello, cooking show!
Fancy yourself as a journalist...

The initial offering suck, but then so did the first blogs, the first web pages, the first newspapers, the first TV shows,....; Posted by: Nigel Johnstone Posted on: 01/11/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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Repeats and cost.... techboy_z | 01/11/06

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You miss the forest mactolinux | 01/11/06

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