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THE
internet is set to revolutionize television within five
years, due to an explosion of online video and the merging
of PCs and TV sets, Microsoft chairman Bill Gates said at
the weekend.In the years ahead, more viewers will prefer the flexibility offered by online video and abandon conventional broadcast television, with its fixed program slots and advertisements that interrupt shows, Mr. Gates said.
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Channel 98 Worldwide There are 720 live video streams, 9 live streaming TV channels, and 920 movies to watch or download. Made for TV Movies, Old Series, and Special Movie Events hosted by popular Television and Internet TV host, Morgan Smith. Today's Feature Movie is the Halloween Classic Internet poised to revolutionize TV, tips Gates
"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 such as Google's YouTube have already led to a
worldwide decline in the number of hours young people watch
TV.
In the years ahead, more viewers will prefer the flexibility offered by online video and abandon conventional broadcast television, with its fixed program slots and advertisements that interrupt shows, Mr. Gates said. 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," Mr. 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." YouTube co-founder Chad Hurley said the impact on advertising would be profound, with many more targeted ads tailored to each viewer's profile in future. "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. Much more advertising cash is tipped to migrate from television to websites in the future. Chris Walken with Mark Fleming on KCBC Radio Worldwide Monday.
The Clinton Family Scrap Book.
Movie of the Day.
Kung Fu Panda is a
2008
animated film about a bungling
panda who aspires to be a
kung fu warrior. Kung Fu Panda is directed by
John Stevenson and
Mark Osborne and produced by Melissa Cobb. Although
the concept of a kung fu panda has been around since at
least 1993,[2]
the idea for the film was conceived by Michael Lachance,[3]
a
DreamWorks Animation executive.
Work on the film did not begin until 2004 and the film premièred at the 61st Cannes Film Festival in May 2008. The film was released internationally on June 6, 2008, and released in the United Kingdom on July 4, 2008. The film is distributed by Paramount Pictures and DreamWorks.
The film stars the voices of Jack Black, Jackie Chan, Dustin Hoffman, Angelina Jolie, Lucy Liu, Seth Rogen, David Cross and Ian McShane. In the United States, it has been rated PG by the MPAA for sequences of martial arts action. Enjoy.
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