YouTube today announced that they are now supporting HTML5 video player capabilities, showing off the tech on several videos, with more conversions expected throughout the day and moving forward.
YouTube today announced that they are now supporting HTML5 video player capabilities, showing off the tech on several videos, with more conversions expected throughout the day and moving forward.
As promised for the last several months, YouTube today debuted their new movie rentals service, an offering that will eventually place popular movies and TV series next to the companies other gems like “Pants On The Ground” and “Susan Boyle” videos.