It 'really a secret that search giant, Google.com, wants to own the gateway to all media, sony camcorder, online. They operate the Web search engine and more popular, largest free blogging service, and one of the largest online news. Recently, Google has begun offering video from their website. Offer Google Video so far, comprised mostly of documentaries, news and daytime talk TV programs, represented a testing device for The Kinks from their video delivery and search system. Now, thanks to the wide availability of high-speed internet access, inexpensive desktop video editing, and the emergence of portable video players, Google is steadily ramp up what will surely become the first Web video vending machine.

Video.Google.com access and search a limited number of TV programs available. Curiously, most do not allow you to play videos, just to see still screen shots of the show and read a transcript taken from the subtitles for the deaf. However, based on the fact that Google recently started accepting contributions of the videos through their website, this format is about to change dramatically. Originally, speculation about Google's new video service centered exactly the video "blogging," where on-line experts would share their thoughts in video rather than written form.

However, after releasing further details, it appears that Google maintains much bigger plans for online video, not only allowing people with a camcorder to rant and rave. Currently Google is in the collection "stage." This means they are accepting submissions by video content providers, with very few restrictions. Basically, Google says it wants the original content, not porn or offensive, and they want it in a very specific video format (mpeg2 or mpeg4 with MP3 codec). Other than that, the sky is literally the limit.

For details, go to https: / / / upload.video.google.com and click "Read more" link. Right now it seems that Google has decided to collect as much as possible before providing any content to the public, so that when you can not view any videos. Google also claims that will enable content providers both for their videos or allow viewers to watch for free. says that Google collects the money, take a small fee, and pay the content provider. This alone should excite those who sells content online because the barrier to entry (high-speed servers, video delivery, processing credit card customer service) just got a lot lower.

Plus, it's a safe bet that Google will find a way to integrate video into their income pay-per-click program. Combine this with the recent emergence of truly portable digital video players (Sony PSP, Creative Lab Zen Media Center), and early video-on-demand via the Internet just arrived. Now, this does not mean growing pains will not occur. The biggest disadvantage to try and find online video is that, sony camcorder, each video file must have a transcript of the text associated with it in order to get properly indexed by search engines.

In principle, this will slow the production of new material. Despite these and other growing pains, the plan on Google opening the first video distributor and greatest "machine online within 12 months. ฉ Jim Edwards – All rights reserved – http://www. Thenetreporter.com Jim Edwards a syndicated newspaper journalist and co-author of an amazing new ebook that will teach you how to use fr ^ articles and quickly drive thousands of interested visitors to your site or affiliate link … simple "Traffic" machine brought thousands of new visitors to your website for weeks, even months .

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