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In this thread, the original poster notes discovering a Microsoft Connect page that suggests Microsoft is venturing into the online TV market alongside competitors like Joost. A subsequent user comments that this development appears to be an extension of Media Center. Overall, the discussion reflects interest in Microsoft's ongoing initiatives in online TV services and their connection to existing media platforms.
Matt

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When I was browsing the Windows Connect site, I happened to run across this: https://connect.microsoft.com/content/content.aspx?ContentID=6277&SiteID=23

So, looks to me like Microsoft is entering the online tv arena, along with others like Joost.
 

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Well just another add on to media center...
 

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