IPTVision > GooTube - getting a seat when its time to face the music...and video

http://www.broadstuff.com [broadstuff] Well, its been interesting to see how said TV studios have been ensuring they get their seats at the Round Table. - CBS did a deal with GooTube before seats were handed out, but has now apparently pulled away from long term deals that were expected to be announced at CES - Now NBC has put their weight behind Viacom's takedown notices, demanding removal of their content.

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http://searchviews.com [Searchviews.com] SearchViews - Dispatches and Discussions on the Search Engine ...: Following Steve Jobs' anti-DRM diatribe on Tuesday, I think literally every blogger on the Internet has put in his or her two cents on the matter (this one included). For the sake of lazy bloggers everywhere who don't feel like reading all 1 billion posts, I put together a little cheat sheet essay, from which you may all quote liberally:

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