Google entering video-on-demand business
By Elinor Mills, CNET News.com on 09 January 2006
Google announced a service at CES that will let people rent or buy downloadable videos online, including classic and contemporary television shows and NBA basketball games.
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Complete MOVIE PLAYER software to play all kind of movie format
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