Cable TV Stays on Technology's Cutting Edge

Although television technologies like TiVo andVerizon is using its latest fiber optic technology to
Apple TV have had the capability to access theoffer super fast internet service, as well as a
Internet and stream content like YouTube,rather basic cable television plan. The cable TV
internet videos and even podcasts onto yourplan is expected to get boosted out of the
home television sets for a few months now,ordinary with Verizon's announcement that they
cable TV is now catching up. Cable TV providersare currently working with Intel to create a
like Comcast, Time Warner and Verizon recentlyGames on Demand service. Verizon is also
announced that they would have similarexpected to offer YouTube video access via its
technology in place in the very near future. Withtelevision network, as well as its wireless phone
this service, you could search for and watch userservice.
uploaded videos via your cable televisionComcast recently released a Beta version of its
equipment. This would allow your averagevideo site, in which users can upload their own
television viewer to access video content that hashome movies and videos. These may appear on
been relegated to computer users up until now.a video-on-demand type service at a later point.
Since YouTube is one of the most visited sites onThough it doesn't seem that Comcast will be
the web, 60% of all videos viewed on the webaccessing YouTube for its videos at this time, it
are watched on YouTube, and commands a 29%will be interesting to see if their user submitted
share of all US multimedia, it is absolutelyvideo service will eventually be able to rival
necessary for the cable television industry toYouTube. It would definitely be a coup to reach
have the ability to access YouTube's vast videoYouTube's 65,000+ uploads per day!
data stores.