In the domain world, the dot tv could be the next big thing. Media companies are betting that new, slick made for web tv shows are the next big thing. Many shows are now allowig you to see re-runs on their web, after the show has aired. This may help attract a different audience, and keep them engaged in the show longer. This could be attractive to advertisers as they now be able to run banner ads along side the show, and not interrupt the actual show. There are a ton of possibilities. So why not search the web for your favorite .tv name and who knows you may find gold. Successful companies will learn how to capitalize on this new opportunity.

In the ever growing world of YouTube, more people are using them as a central source to get all their media coverage, or missed episodes of some of their daily shows. This brings into question, of when the Big networks and media companies will start enforcing their rights of protected content. The NFL, which their are 1000’s of clips from NFL games, expressly states that no part of any of their broadcast may be reproduced without the written permission of the NFL. Will YouTube become the next Tivo? Is YouTube already being used as a verb similiar to Google?

Now that Google has purchased the company for $ billion dollars, it will be interesting to follow the developments over the next 6-8 months, as the larger media companies come calling about their content being displayed, outside of their control.