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Google Take Steps To Make YouTube Home Of The Best New TV Shows

We've been predicting this move for a long time now and they've finally done it. They being Google and it being a YouTube reshuffle. Since the big G started banging on about revolutionising YouTube we've been keeping our eyes on them. They've been employing some interesting staff including people who can improve picture quality of video footage shot on camera phones and media people who make ideas into TV shows.

In an attempt to compete with broadcast and cable TV Google has added 'Channels' to YouTube. The $100 million move means that the YouTube homepage will highlight different channels focused on topics like arts and sports. 20 of the channels will present several hours of original programming produced professionally each week.

Don't expect to wake up and see the latest TV shows on YouTube though.The change will be made steadily over time, starting at least before the end of the year. At the moment YouTube is still hiring help them achieve their Google. But their goals are now official

Those who are scoffing, They're being perfectly serious. In fact in recent weeks, Google was said to have held meetings with Hollywood talent agencies to help them rope in directors, producers and movie stars. And check out what Netflix are up to. It seems that we really will be finding the next hit TV show online. HBO won't be happy.

 

2 thoughts on “Google Take Steps To Make YouTube Home Of The Best New TV Shows

  • Soon, Youtube will be the next iPlayer… inly it holds programs indefinitely!

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