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First Blogging, Then Podcasting, Now...Video Blogging?

As a quick follow-up to my previous post, I recently read an article on advancedIPpipeline, part of TechWeb, that discusses Google's plan to allow video uploading to its servers. As stated in the article, this would add on to Google's existing services; Blogger, which allows users to publish blogs like this one, GMail, which has expanded its storage from 1GB to 2GB and counting, Picasa, which enables users to store, sort, send, and publish photos to their blogs, and Hello, an instant message/picture sharing application.

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