Google Video Update

Google And Academy Of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation Provide
Access To Historic Television Archives

Taped Interviews of America's Greatest Television Actors, Writers,
Producers, Directors Made Available For Free Viewing on Google Video

MOUNTAIN VIEW & NORTH HOLLYWOOD, Calif., October 26, 2005 - Google
(NASDAQ: GOOG) and the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation
today announced a joint effort to make the Foundation's Archive of
American Television interviews available for free viewing on Google
Video. This historic collection includes interviews with Alan Alda,
Dick Wolf, Steven Bochco and many of television's greatest actors,
writers, producers, directors and others.

"The Foundation's Archive of American Television is probably the
most diverse, complete and fascinating resource of its kind. The
stories are told through the eyes of the creative geniuses - in front
of and behind the cameras - who shaped and continue to shape
television into the most powerful medium in the world," Steve Mosko,
Chairman of the Television Academy Foundation, commented. "Google has
been fantastic. They learned of our need to make our interviews more
accessible and stepped up to make it happen. This relationship is a
perfect marriage of irreplaceable content and one of the most powerful
delivery systems in the world."

Today, the first 75 of the 284 historic films (which equals to about
240 viewing hours) can be watched on Google Video at
https://video.google.com. The collection includes a virtual "who's
who" from the past 75 years of television. The comprehensive list of
actors, producers, show creators, writers, artists, journalists and
directors includes:
· Performers: Alan Alda, Sid Caesar, Diahann Carroll, Ossie Davis,
Phyllis Diller, Michael J. Fox, Andy Griffith, Robert Guillaume,
Florence Henderson, Angela Lansbury, William Shatner, Dick Van Dyke,
Betty White, and James Garner
· Producer/Creators: Dick Wolf, Steven Bochco, Dick Clark, Sherwood
Schwartz, Norman Lear, Grant Tinker, David Wolper, and Carl Reiner
· Directors, Executives, Artists: James Burrows, John Frankenheimer,
Bob Mackie, Gene Reynolds and Ted Turner

Today, if a user enters the query [academy of television] into the
Google Video search box at https://video.google.com they will see a
results page featuring the first 75 interviews from the Academy.