Remember all those cartoon classics from your childhood? Classics cartoons such as Inspector Gadget, Thundercats, He-Man, She-Ra, Captain Planet, and the Raccoons.

If you fancy a trip down memory lane you can capture some of these cartoon classics over on YouTube. Simply search for your favorite cartoon and you can expect to see some classic clips from your childhood.

I not long ago reported about all the Fox TV episodes that you can get on demand over the internet through MySpace, such as Prison Break and Vanished.

Fox has now decided to show more TV shows on MySpace. However, this is not as good as it first may sound.

Instead of adding high quality TV shows for viewing online, Fox has decided to place shows which it considers to be sinking. One of these shows being The O.C.

The sinking shows will be shown online a week before thyr broadcast on regular TV and be available until a week after.

I’m not too sure why Fox is doing this, but I guess it gives anyone who wants to watch the shows the option to watch them online.

If any of you are into tech related news then you will have probably wondered onto the CNET website.

For some time CNET has provided tech related video episodes in addition to its regular news and reviews. The video episodes even became available in the living room through Series 2 TiVo digital video recorders in the USA.

The new controversial TVUPlayer has appeared on the internet and could be the TV studio’s biggest enemy since Napster. This new player allows you to potentially watch any television channel in the world on your PC.

Channels featured on TVUPlayer currently include CBS, ESPN, NBA TV, ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX, Comedy Central, Disney and more, including sports channels.

This already impressive lineup of channels is available from any internet enabled PC in the world and could potentially expand to include many more channels.

It is my understanding the system works where one person records live TV and streams it to the internet. This stream is then redistributed by other people who are watching the channel.

Fox recently announced that it will be offering a selection of its popular TV shows online. The shows include this season’s prime time shows like Prison Break and Vanished.

This appears to be in response to ABC’s decision to make some of its shows available online for free. Earlier this year ABC began to air Lost, Desperate Housewives, Alias, Grey’s Anatomy and Commander in Chief on its website.

The massively popular fictional video log lonelygirl15 has moved away from YouTube in an attempt to try and cash in on the video logs fame.

Lonelygirl15 became hugely popular through the series of videos that were posted on the video sharing site YouTube. The series followed very closely the life of an innocent and gorgeous looking girl called Bree. Bree is 16 years old, is home schooled and her parents are part of a religious cult.