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Marketing Blurb already alerted readers that Google will likely enter the arena to sell television advertising. And it only makes sense, of course, that Google should prepare a television search engine. According to The Business Online, Google is prepping a TV-based interface that will allow users to search for broadcast and video entertainment--even beyond what is offered by about 500 existing television stations. Think of this as a programming guide on steroids. With a media PC or Xbox attached, TV viewers could search both the broadcast spectrum and the Internet for their video entertainment. Marketing Blurb does not want to stand in the way of progress. We will say, however, that you can search the Internet for television programming, and you can search the airways for television content. But in the end, there is not much worth watching.