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There's some buzz that Larry Page will be announcing a new video distribution service by Google in his CES keynote. It makes sense to me, since the constant increase in broadband penetration and improvement has brought the web to the last frontier, the home entertainment system. The current Google Video search feels experimental, at best, so it's natural for Google to fill it's content bucket.
It continues to feel like 2006 will be when video explodes online.
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