New Media Trends ...

clipshack and ourmedia.org as much as the Google Internet TV Network, Apple and others are all aware of the fact, that the days of regular TV programming are coming to an end.

More and more people are getting tired of the same dramas, soaps and censored news mixes, so that individual "media production" is bound to become as big as writing into blogs.

Podcasts are certainly another huge trend which will steal audiences from the regular networks.

Up until now print, films and music industries have been shaken by the Internet and New Media. Right next will be the regular TV Networks, who will get hit by much smaller audiences and shrinking revenues.

An exceptional smart move had so far been the development of NFL Network, where the National Football League is fully keeping in touch with their fans over the Internet and other TV distributions.

And some it is feasible, that further improved technologies will lead to the day, when NFL Live Gameday coverage will only become available over the Internet on a pay per game scheme.

One may imagine how many fans would like to pay a few Dollar just to see their team against the Patriots or any other big team.

Brazilian and UK soccer, Wimbledon Tennis and other prime events are only some of the ideal money spinners for the future, when media distribution will get taken to another level.

In 2007 for a first time the UEFA Champions League will become fully available on the web for a very first time as a result of a pressure deal that the soccer association had imposed on the regular broadcaster Premiere TV.

They now have to look for a technology partner, who will be able to handle world wide Internet casting with huge amounts of traffic to handle.

However, that is still some pioneering and the future will become much much different with stronger lines at even lower costs.

On demand video and Internet TV is changing the landscape with much more versatility and a heavy impact on regular TV producers.