Google announced it will have a limited number of feature films available for rental on YouTube in conjunction with the Sundance Film Festival. Five films from 2009 and 2010 will be featured, and they'll be available this Friday through Sunday, Jan. 31. And more's coming in the weeks ahead, Google says, including "a small collection of rental videos from other U.S. partners across different industries, including health and education."
And so that leads us logically to this question: How long before we see YouTube video rentals translate onto Android (and other platforms)? Chances are Google's taking very small steps here, but don't be surprised when we start seeing more of our little robot friend playing box-office maven.
Oh, and the five films being featured? Check 'em out after the break. (Thanks, Sharon!)
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When they have full movie rentals as well as a subscription on-demand television service, I'll drop my cable company and buy a blu-ray player with Netflix and YouTube streaming.
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