Bridging the gap between television and Internet video is going to become increasingly important in coming years. With formerly print publications adding video to their content, and formerly broadcast companies adding print websites, the ability to exist across mediums will come in incredibly useful.
An article in The Guardian yesterday explored this emerging problem and what the possible solutions currently being offered were.
The first technology discussed is one that many of us are aware of: the xbox. Formally known as XBMC, xbox technology was one of the first to integrate television and Internet content. Many people who play interactive video games on their television already know this. Gamers are currently able to communicate on their Xboxes with each other while playing a game on their television.
