Ethernet TV

As cluefully highlighted on The Jeff Pulver Blog:Reflections on Broadcasting on Four Internet TV Networks (Simultaneously), all this fragmentation in the EthernetTV space is great fun for us geeks and innovators; however, at some point all our fun will have to become aggregated to some extent and packaged for wider comprehension and consumption. I’m not implying that there will ever again be anything like an authoritative portal for video over Ethernet, but I am insisting that there must be sub-portals that make sense to various niche markets for video publication and consumption. Moreover, very clueful insiders at USC suggest that the need for END USER TOOLS for simplified post-production and syndication by everyday folks is an absolute no-brainer.

I’m thrilled to see experiments like this increasing in frequency and duration because it means the market timing is at hand to seriously inject funding to build the tools and extend the infrastructure to ignite what is STILL a nascent market for P2P video.

Another site hosting various radical bitstreams; TV, Movies, Anime, etc.

What? Still not caught up? Click the link to find every episode, by season. These sites are just like Tivo, but delivered by Ethernet; hence Ethernet-Tivo, right?

Better than a remote control, TVLinks takes you to a ton of tivo’d TV content and Movies that you can watch on your computer, right now.