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sexta-feira, novembro 11, 2005
The Eternal Now of Television
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We already live in a world where nearly everything that has ever been produced for television and the movies seems to be showing on some station somewhere. But what's coming is a world in which all that programming is showing on your personal station now.
It doesn't take too much imagination to suspect that we will soon be watching Google TV - searching for "Laura Petrie" and "rubber raft," for instance, as a way of finding just the episode of "The Dick Van Dyke Show" we want to watch. All it will take is a little more bandwidth, a little more storage and, of course, the beginning of the end of free TV.
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The Eternal Now of Television - New York Times
We already live in a world where nearly everything that has ever been produced for television and the movies seems to be showing on some station somewhere. But what's coming is a world in which all that programming is showing on your personal station now.
It doesn't take too much imagination to suspect that we will soon be watching Google TV - searching for "Laura Petrie" and "rubber raft," for instance, as a way of finding just the episode of "The Dick Van Dyke Show" we want to watch. All it will take is a little more bandwidth, a little more storage and, of course, the beginning of the end of free TV.
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The Eternal Now of Television - New York Times
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