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Google Video on your blog!

Hooray for Google! Its a deal: you let me put up the nice videos from video.google.com, I in return feature the Google Factory Tour from the Google Press Center that I found (well, to be honest it is a bit of a test on how well this feature works with large files on blogs). And that this blog, as well as the video itself is hosted on Google just goes to show you how nice people in Google are. :-)






Seriously, Google just introduced a new feature to Google Video that lets you put videos directly onto your page. Isn't that nice?

If the connection is not the best where you are, why not download the NEW Google Video Player, which lets you build up the video until it will play without interuption.

And to celebrate this great feature a bit more, here is a site that features lots and lots of video footage from Google Video, fosfor video.

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