GooTube Analysis

Wednesday, October 11th, 2006

The New York Times has a nice in-depth analysis of yesterday’s GooTube deal.  They lead with the thought that it smacks of Web 1.0 boom times, but dig further into both sides of the should-they-shouldn’t-they debate.  My original anaylsis still stands: basically they either get sued into oblivion or they become the future of video distribution (with one caveat: less ugly compression).

If they can develop this into a download service with iPod/Zune integration, then maybe we’re looking at an iTunes competitor?

[tags]gootube, google, youtube[/tags]

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