Joost announced that it’s browser based service is now available. Joost was considered cutting edge in 2006 when it announced its Beta program and built its list of content. The major downfall at that time was the need to download and install a desktop application to access the content. While Joost tried to leverage that approach and build content, competitors like HULU adopted the browser based model and have seen success.

What do you think? Too little too late for Joost or can they catch up with the browser version?

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