Google and Yahoo focusing on TV


	Google and Yahoo focusing on TV

egoldstein

1-6-2006 3:15 PM

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google, yahoo, convergence, tv, television, video, search, technology

egoldstein says:

1 Company per continent by 2012.

If so, my predictions are:
- Google
- Microsoft
- General Electric
- Energy Conversion Devices (alternative energy)
- Clipmarks

- one that hasn't started yet
- can't decide on the others.

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