Google has done a deal with the Indian Premier League, which runs the country's Twenty20 cricket matches, to allow live streaming of the games on YouTube. All 60 games from the IPL season will be streamed live on YouTube, which previously only showed highlights from matches. Google and the IPL believe this will be the first …

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Wednesday 20th January 2010 13:33 GMT Anonymous Coward

Net Neutrality

So this is what Net Neutrality is all about - Google gets laws passed that shaft everybody else - then starts its own TV company.

Seemples!

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1. Thursday 21st January 2010 13:39 GMT Stephen Jones
  
  Nonsense
  
  Who are you? Orlowski?
  
  Perhaps you're just a TV middle manager in which case, sorry for your loss.
  
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Wednesday 20th January 2010 14:19 GMT Elmer Phud

Not on Murdochvision

Nice!

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Wednesday 20th January 2010 19:06 GMT Anonymous Coward

Welll.....

"Pakistan has reacted with fury to news that none of its shortlisted players have been chosen."

Well...fuck 'em. This is not a equality and diversity thang.....

An Indian in Leeds.

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Wednesday 20th January 2010 19:07 GMT Adrian Jooste

Surprising but welcomed

Wouldn't have thought of cricket being the first choice for this sort of thing but I'm all for it. Screw SKY sports!

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Thursday 21st January 2010 09:47 GMT Fremma

A Right Balance

I used to hate having to pay a "non-US" tax for everything on the internet but this has balanced it all out. Pay extra for everything else, get cricket streaming for free. Seems fair to me.

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