Monday, January 23, 2006
USATODAY.com - Google online video store starts without a bang:
"By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY
LOS ANGELES — Google's new online video store, announced with great fanfare two weeks ago, isn't getting the applause typical of most new releases from the Internet's most-used search engine.
The digital video store — at video.google.com— sells reruns of TV shows from CBS, PBS, the National Basketball Association and independent producers.
Media reviewers, bloggers and users complain that selections are skimpy and hard to find. Strict usage rules which prevent prime-time shows from being viewed offline, aren't prominently identified, and some shows promised initially aren't there..."
"By Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY
LOS ANGELES — Google's new online video store, announced with great fanfare two weeks ago, isn't getting the applause typical of most new releases from the Internet's most-used search engine.
The digital video store — at video.google.com— sells reruns of TV shows from CBS, PBS, the National Basketball Association and independent producers.
Media reviewers, bloggers and users complain that selections are skimpy and hard to find. Strict usage rules which prevent prime-time shows from being viewed offline, aren't prominently identified, and some shows promised initially aren't there..."
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