Link: YouTube - Broadcast Yourself..
Seems like YouTube is everywhere these days. About a year ago (more or less) I started seeing YouTube videos on blog posts, one every now and then. These days YouTube has a ubiquitous prescence, & as broadband gets better, faster, cheaper video will once again be King. This does not portend well for the future of TV, sure it is not going to disappear, but its glory days are over. Welcome to the brave new world of Internet TV...a million channels and maybe, just maybe, there might be something on!
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