The New York Times (Google and Partners Seek TV Foothold) and Web TV Wire (Google TV On Way β Search Giant Teams With Intel & Sony For Android-Based Set-Top Box) are reporting thatβ¦
Google and Intel have teamed with Sony to develop a platform called Google TV to bring the Web into the living room through a new generation of televisions and set-top boxes. (NYT)
RED66 readers (yes, all three of you) got a glimpse of the future and already knew about this development four years ago, when I wrote about βGoogle Media.β (original link) Some choice quotes from that article:
Google has been quietly getting ready to bring the power of its brand and technology to the way you experience music, television and media in general.
Google has the equipment and expertise necessary to set up a massive media distribution and tracking network, integrated into their existing search and advertising technologies.
Google is also making inroads into the set-top box business, hoping to bring television media straight into your television (whether itβs in your living room or your mobile phone).
At the time I wrote that article (April, 2006) I made a mock-up of what a Google Media Dashboard could look like, based on their Google Finance interface. What do you think?
Read the original article here: Google Media. (original link).
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Carlos Granier is a Tech Founder, CTO, and AI Strategist with 25 years of experience building at the intersection of technology and business. He co-founded Pongalo, one of the first US Hispanic OTT platforms, and built a YouTube MCN to 200M+ monthly views. He now helps founders and executives implement AI as practical infrastructure. Based in Miami, Florida.
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