More and more television networks and stations are going online with their content. I think some do it better than others, but ultimately it's nice to see that television isn't blind to what the Web can offer and the reach it has. The question is, though, how many people are actually watching video online? According to a recent analysis by comScore, the number is increasing. Between October 2005 and March 2006 users watching online video increased 18 percent. Of course, "online video" covers a lot, not just what's being stuck on the Web by different TV channels. Nevertheless, it does show that there's an audience slowly building for this kind of content, which hopefully means we'll see more and more of it. More people watching online video
More and more television networks and stations are going online with their content. I think some do it better than others, but ultimately it's nice to see that television isn't blind to what the Web can offer and the reach it has. The question is, though, how many people are actually watching video online? According to a recent analysis by comScore, the number is increasing. Between October 2005 and March 2006 users watching online video increased 18 percent. Of course, "online video" covers a lot, not just what's being stuck on the Web by different TV channels. Nevertheless, it does show that there's an audience slowly building for this kind of content, which hopefully means we'll see more and more of it. 
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