Eugene David
...The One-Minute Pundit

Friday, February 23, 2007


Our Juxtaposition of the Week on IWantMedia:

Videos Have Net Bursting at the Seams
Chicago Tribune
YouTube video clips that Internet users send to friends gobble up large chunks of bandwidth and may cause the Internet to crash, according to some telecom industry professionals. A recent report from Deloitte raises the possibility that Internet demand will exceed capacity this year.

Happily there may be a solution, as suggested in the post following:

YouTube to 'Lose Popularity' After Google Filters Content
San Jose Mercury News
Under pressure from media companies, Google plans to start filtering videos on YouTube for copyrighted materials, using technology from the firm Audible Magic. Google's move, however, is expected drive away much of YouTube's audience to non-filtered video-sharing sites.

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