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Google (GOOG) has been rumored to be getting in the television game for quite some time. In reality, it already is. Google's YouTube purchase back in 2006 turned it into the largest video distribution outlet on the planet, and in many ways YouTube bypasses traditional media outlets and networks to connect content producers and consumers easily with very little (to no) cost. But, that's not enough. Google needs to encroach on the 50-inch flat screen television instead of being relegated to squinting eyes needed on a laptop screen.Android television posts
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Google (GOOG) has been rumored to be getting in the television game for quite some time. In reality, it already is. Google's YouTube purchase back in 2006 turned it into the largest video distribution outlet on the planet, and in many ways YouTube bypasses traditional media outlets and networks to connect content producers and consumers easily with very little (to no) cost. But, that's not enough. Google needs to encroach on the 50-inch flat screen television instead of being relegated to squinting eyes needed on a laptop screen.
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