Google's Pay-TV Business Project Could Challenge Cable
Nov 05, 2011
The Wall Street Journal posted some exciting news: Google is reported to be looking into a paid cable-TV services plan for consumers!
"Google has looked at ways to expand a previously announced project to build a high-speed Internet service in Kansas City, Mo., and Kansas City, Kan., adding video and phone service in a mirror of offerings from cable and telecom companies, according to people briefed on its plans. As a result, Google has discussed distributing major TV channels from companies like Walt Disney Co., Time Warner Inc. and Discovery Communications Inc."
Could Google be on the forefront of reshaping the future of new media television consumption?
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