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Has the writers' strike got you down on
TV? We pick 12 video sites that will help you get through
the winter months while the geniuses in Hollywood figure
out how to pay their writers for digital content.
What better time than during the writers'
strike to (re)discover Internet TV and video? The quantity,
quality, and diversity of online video grows by the
day; and though it's far from perfect, it is at least
interesting enough to make you forget that you're watching
it on a PC monitor.
So sit back and tune in to some of the richest caches
of high-quality video--TV shows, movies, viral video,
and Webisodic video--on the Net today. (And as the universe
of Internet TV and video expands rapidly, we invite
you to share your picks of the best sites, services,
and software in the comments area below.)
TV Shows and Movies
A multitude of Web sites offer video clips--or entire
episodes--from TV shows and movies. Here are some of
the best ones we've found.
Apple iTunes
Though studios depend less on large aggregators to
distribute their video online these days, iTunes remains
one of the largest and best portals for prime-time TV
and A-list movies. Steve Jobs and company lost their
NBC/Universal shows because of a pricing dispute that
prompted the formation of Hulu.com, but Apple continues
to sells TV shows from Paramount, Disney, ABC, A&E,
and numerous smaller networks. The selection at iTunes
includes some cool oldies like the Mary Tyler Moore
Show circa 1970 and, of course, more-recent stuff like
ABC's Kyle XY and Army Wives and Showtime's The Tudors.
You can also find a respectable menu of sports shows
at iTunes--mainly NFL and Major League Baseball reruns.
Most of the TV shows cost $2 each, a few cost more,
and some are free. And finally, iTunes now has more
than 600 movies on hand, from studios like Walt Disney,
Pixar, Touchstone Pictures, and Miramax Films; Most
of the titles sell for $10 each.
Joost
The latest creation of Kazaa and Skype inventors Niklas
Zennstrom and Janus Friis, Joost offers you a "TV-like"
streaming experience. Now in beta for Windows and Mac,
Joost is fast and free, but the quality of the video
it delivers is far from stunning--you'll notice a fair
amount of pixelation and stuttering. Joost's content
resembles what you'd get if a cable service moved onto
the Web. It features indie movie channels, news, some
sports, and a fair amount of "special interest"
content like nature shows and even a silent-movie channel.
Joost isn't one of my favorites, because I've already
watched the nature shows and Ren & Stimpy there,
and I can't find any other compelling reason to go back.
But you'll probably find something in Joost's vast video
vault that you'll enjoy watching. Did I mention it's
all free?
Netflix
Click for larger imageOf the online movie rental sites
I've seen, Netflix's Watch Instantly is the fastest
and most reliable. When Netflix members pick a movie,
a media player launches instantly, and they can start
watching--no questions asked and no waiting for the
stream to buffer (take note, Movielink and Amazon Unbox).
Less than 10 percent of the movies and documentaries
available through Netflix's DVD-by-mail service are
available for free online viewing, but the number of
titles in that subset is growing quickly. Though I have
just about exhausted the feature films on the Watch
Instantly service, the service's broad selection of
documentaries keeps me coming back. You can also choose
from a modest number of TV series (including both the
British and the U.S. versions of The Office) using the
Watch Instantly service. Netflix recently announced
that subscribers on one of its "unlimited"
plans ($8.99 and up per month) can stream as many movies
and TV episodes as they want.
PBS and BBC
Click for larger imageBoth PBS in the United States
and the BBC in England have huge video content catalogs,
and clear ambitions toward online distribution. And
both networks have a lot of news and entertainment content
sprinkled about their various Web sites. But finding
it takes some searching because neither broadcaster
has organized its video holdings in a way that makes
them easily accessible. The BBC is moving in that direction
with its iPlayer online video service--and I would love
to watch all the great BBC stuff--but the service isn't
available to U.S. viewers. The network says that its
BBC International arm is working on something similar
to iPLayer that will be available in the United States,
but when it will be ready to go is anyone's guess. Still,
PBS should take a hint from the BBC's iPlayer initiative
and arrange to make its content available to the rest
of the world as well.
Late Addition: Comcast's Fancast
Another contender among Web video players comes from
the cable world. The cable giant Comcast recently launched
Fancast, a service that offers more than 3000 hours
of movies and TV shows. Fancast pulls video content
from Comcast's cable and video-on-demand services, from
iTunes and Netflix, and from other rich sources. You
can watch the video on your computer or on your TV in
the living room via an IP-ready cable set-top box. The
site also provides voluminous information about TV shows,
movies, and the actors in them; and it offers you viewing
suggestions based on your interests and on the content
you've already watched. Pretty cool. For movies still
in theaters, you can buy and print tickets at Fancast.
The service grew out of the Comcast.net customer portal,
and its information and ticket-buying aspects originated
in the old Fandango service, which Comcast acquired
last April. Fancast also lets you enter your zip code
to find local content, including local news and events;
that's something most other Net video outposts don't
provide. For its sheer volume of content and for some
of its interactive extras, Fancast is worth checking
out.
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Internet tv is set to revolutionize
television within five years, due to an explosion
of online video content and the merging of PCs
and TV sets, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates said
on Saturday.
The Internet is set to revolutionize television
within five years, due to an explosion of online
video content and the merging of PCs and TV sets,
Microsoft chairman Bill Gates said on Saturday. |
"I'm stunned how people aren't seeing
that with TV, in five years from now, people will laugh
at what we've had," he told business leaders and
politicians at the
World Economic Forum.
The rise of high-speed Internet and the popularity
of video sites like Google Inc.'s YouTube has already
led to a worldwide decline in the number hours spent
by young people in front of a TV set.
In the years ahead, more and more viewers will hanker
after the flexibility offered by online video and abandon
conventional broadcast television, with its fixed program
slots and advertisements that interrupt shows, Gates
said.
"Certain things like elections or the Olympics
really point out how TV is terrible. You have to wait
for the guy to talk about the thing you care about or
you miss the event and want to go back and see it,"
he said."Internet presentation of these things
is vastly superior."
At the moment, watching video clips on a computer is
a separate experience from watching sitcoms or documentaries
on television.
But convergence is coming, posing new challenges for
TV companies and advertisers.
"Because TV is moving into being delivered over
the Internet -- and some of the big phone companies
are building up the infrastructure for that -- you're
going to have that experience all together," Gates
said.
YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley said the impact on advertisin
would be profound, with the future promising far more
targeted ads tailored to each viewer's profile.
"In the coming months we're going to do experiments
to see how people interact with these ads to build an
effective model that works for advertisers and works
for users," he said.
Advertisers are already racing to adapt their strategies
to the growing power of the Web, and more and more promotional
cash is tipped to migrate from television to iptv sites
in future.
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