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Saturday, June 25, 2005

Google screws up, announces Google Video prematurely (?)

I just posted a Dutch entry on BlogNoot, but you might be able to figure out the accompanying illustration, which is a screenshot resulting from a possible screwup at Google. Either that, or it's a hoax.

Basically, the screenshot was taken from my RSS reader. It's from Google's blog newsfeed and states Google Video has gone live. (You may need to scroll down a bit for the screenshot.) That's 'live' with real, moving images rather than the stills and transcripts that can be seen now. There's something odd with the date, though. And checking out video.google.com I found nothing had changed yet.

I've already emailed the supposed author at Google but haven't received a reply yet.

Further updates as we get them ;-)

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"I believe in life. I believe in treasuring it as a mystery that will never be fully understood, as a sanctity that should never be destroyed, as an invitation to experience now what can only be remembered tomorrow. (...)
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