Google-owned YouTube appears to be considering a subscription-based service for premium content, according to the New York Post.

Hulu put out some year end numbers which included the fact they've got 1.5 million paying subscribers now. Not quite the massive, rapid expansion Netflix had, but they also have DVD rentals as well so it's apples and oranges. 1.5 million means that they're growing around 400K new subscriptions per quarter

It's now a forgone conclusion that Apple will get into the TV manufacturing biz next year and now the rumor mills are kicking into over drive with all sorts of supposed this and thats which will be included or are holding back the release of it all. Some of the latest I've read say that there will be two models a 32 and 37 inch version of the integrated Apple TVs

So the new Xbox dashsboard is available and with it came some updated video streaming apps for Hulu Plus and Netflix . The updates fixed a lot of things that I had talked about as being problems like getting so deep into a menu that you had to pick up a controller to continue.

As we all know by now, Starz and Netflix fell out and contract negotiations halted without a deal. Now, we know why as Starz has announced that they are working on their own TV everywhere authenticated product that will stream their content to any connected device

Warner Bros is continuing its big online video moves with a new partnership with LOVEFiLM , a leading European film subscription service, combining the benefits of DVD

TiVo, pending FCC approval because it’s a requirement to have an analog tuner, is ready to push out a four tuner box, that’s four simultaneous recordings, sans analog. Because analog is dead. Aren’t we all watching some form of digital something or other whether that be OTA (over the air), cable or satellite

Common Craft has been making fantastic “explanation” videos for years.

I just wrote a piece over at Gamers Daily News talking about how, if Microsoft were to pick up Hulu (and they are listed alongside Google & Yahoo as potential buyers) they could roll it into a new, higher level, higher priced, Xbox LIVE subscription.