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YouTube Looking To Take Over Your TV With Leanback

Wednesday, July 28th, 2010

Leanback - the start of Youtube’s takeover?

Youtube are no longer content showing silly videos they now want a bigger piece of your TV viewing time in their long term strategy for tv domination. The recently launched Leanback gives viewers video streams of their choice, Leanback then automatically shows similar videos. The more videos you watch, the better Leanback can “predict” what you like. It’s a customizable channel for you.

The term ‘Leanback’ refers to the process of watching tv as opposed to sitting on your pc. On the computer, most people sit forward with their faces jammed into the monitor. TV viewers, on the other hand, like to leanback and chill out whilst watching a show. However, watching tv on a computer screen may not be the ideal way to check out Leanback content. Google have already announced GoogleTV which is already looking hungrily at taking viewers from cable and network tv,  and will obviously go hand in hand with the success of Leanback.

But there is plenty of competition for the viewers time. Apple is rumored to be revamping its Apple TV whilst many rivals are also jostling for Web based TV dominance. It could be hard work for YouTube to infiltrate the viewing habits of a nation though. They need to get plenty of long form content for a start. They set out to achieve this by setting up strategic deals with content providers of tv shows and movies.

My feelings are that with Youtube streaming over a billion videos per day, they are in prime position to take over the market. And any way Youtube can make my potato couch lifestyle less stressful is always welcome.

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This entry was postedon Tuesday, July 27th, 2010 at 12:11 pmand is filed under Internet TV Websites, Internet TV news.You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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Tivo Looking To Become The Google Of Television

Saturday, April 17th, 2010

Tivo the king of the DVR world has had a pretty tough time of late, but with the new Tivo Premier they are planning to become the internet tv box just like they were the DVR player of the last decade. The problem is that the competition for this market is a whole lot tougher.

Tivo were at the forefront of the dvr and now with their new box of goodies plan to be on the forefront of internet tv. The new premier enables users to bring content from cable, broadcast tv and of course the web.

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Apple Reportedly Looking To Enter The Internet Connected TV Market

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

Apple are primed to enter the internet connected tv market and clean up says Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster. He predicts that Apple will launch an all in one television that does it all within the next couple of years.

Viewers currently are spending $2,000 plus for new tv kit. When you add on a blu-ray player, cable subscription, games console etc. You are looking at a serious cost. But Munster thinks that  Apple could deliver all the above and more, a super tv with everything built in for around $2,000.

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Apple Reportedly Looking To Enter The Internet Connected TV Market

Wednesday, March 31st, 2010

Apple are primed to enter the internet connected tv market and clean up says Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster. He predicts that Apple will launch an all in one television that does it all within the next couple of years.

Viewers currently are spending $2,000 plus for new tv kit. When you add on a blu-ray player, cable subscription, games console etc. You are looking at a serious cost. But Munster thinks that  Apple could deliver all the above and more, a super tv with everything built in for around $2,000.

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Seesaw Launches Free But Is Looking Into Pay Options

Saturday, February 27th, 2010

Minor details like costs for these services are not available as yet, but SeeSaw were keen to tell the world that their trump card is the simplicity of the service.

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Hulu Looking To Broadcast Streams Straight To Your Television Set

Friday, February 26th, 2010

When you look at how many devices are now Netflix enabled with its Watch Instantly client, you can see where the market is going. Watching television and movies on your pc may tempt subscribers, but the big screen experience will drag em in screaming.

And now according to MediaMemo, Hulu is looking to get in on some big screen action and tempt paying customers with a

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YouTube Looking To Dominate Your TV

Friday, February 26th, 2010

However, Youtube have been changing from a geeks hangout, to a place where viewers can watch full length movies, catch-up tv from channels around the world. And now they are close to launching live Indian Premier League cricket matches for sports fans.

Amongst its quality content from Bollywood movies to movie rentals, it also recently streamed a music concert from U2 in Los Angeles which attracted a global audience of 10 million people.

Google obviously had a long term plan when they paid big bucks for Youtube, and now its coming to fruition. A quality site attracting a quality audience that will have advertisers flocking.

As soon as the internet connected hardware becomes mainstream and broadband speeds make buffering a thing of the past, Youtube will be there on every device and on every television set. A brand that has carefully been built and millions of loyal users knowing that whatever they want to see can be found on Youtube.Tweet This!Share this on FacebookPost this to MySpaceShare this on del.icio.usDigg this!Share this on LinkedinStumble upon something good? Share it on StumbleUponShare this on TechnoratiAdd to a lense on SquidooBuzz up!Share this on RedditShare this on BlinklistPost this on DiigoShare this on MixxEmail this to a friend?Suggest this article to ToMuseSubscribe to the comments for this post?Seed this on NewsvineShare this on DevmarksAdd this to Google BookmarksAdd this to Mister WongAdd this to IzebyShare this on TipdShare this on PFBuzzShare this on FriendFeedMark this on BlogMarksSubmit this to TwittleyShare this on FwispMoo this on DesignMoo!Share this on BobrDobrAdd this to Yandex.BookmarksAdd this to Memory.ruAdd this to 100 bookmarksAdd this to MyPlaceSubmit this to Hacker NewsSend this page to Print FriendlyBump this on DesignBumpAdd this to NingPost this to IdenticaSave this to XerpiShare this on WikioTip this to TechMemeSphinn this on SphinnPost this to PosterousGrind this! on Global GrindPing this on Ping.fmSubmit this to NUjijSubmit this to eKudosSubmit this to NetvouzSubmit this to NetvibesShare this on FleckShare this on Blogosphere NewsBlend this!Add this to Wykop!Engage with this article!Share this on HyvesPush this on PushaBookmarks this on Hatena BookmarksStore this link on MyLinkVaultSubmit this to SlashDotSubmit this story to PropellerSubmit this to FAQpalClip this to EvernoteSubmit this to MeneameSubmit this to BitacorasSubmit this link to JumpTagsShare this on BeboSubmit tip to N4GSubmit this to StrandsPromote this on OrkutShare this on TumblrAdd this to StumpediaPost this to CurrentBlog this on BloggerShare this on Plurk

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This entry was postedon Friday, February 26th, 2010 at 5:26 amand is filed under Full Episodes, Internet TV Articles, Internet TV Explained, Internet TV Websites, Internet TV news, Mobile Phone TV, Watch Movies, catch up tv.You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

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