Right now in order to watch Joost content you need to download and install a standalone application which connects to Joost's peer to peer network. And while Joost has gotten an awful lot of attention for changing the way we think about online video over the last few years, it turns out that a relatively small number of people have actually bothered to install the Joost client, while hundreds of millions of users regularly watch videos in their web browsers.
It's not exactly clear that Joost offers much to pull people away from popular sites like YouTube, Hulu, and DailyMotion. Sure, Joost has full length movies and TV episodes, but so does Hulu, and to be honest, Hulu has far more popular content than Joost.
[via Silicon Alley Insider]
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3-21-2008 @ 1:31PM
Christian said...
I just started using Joost, I sure do hope they start having more popular programs as I do watch hulu too.
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3-23-2008 @ 9:04AM
MEKKMan said...
And it doesn't run on win 2000
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