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News.blog: Google duets with 'X Factor' creator?
So, what could Google execs be talking about with the man who created American Idol and X Factor?
The Guardian online reports that Google has been in discussions for about a year with Simon Fuller. Fuller worked with the Spice Girls and managed David Beckham in addition to creating popular entertainment shows like Pop Idol.
The report cites unidentified sources close to Fuller saying the deal could "revolutionise the way entertainment and music are distributed".
Asked for comment, a YouTube spokesman said: "Simon Fuller has a promotional branded channel on YouTube and we don't comment on rumor or speculation."
How about a "Real World Google" or "Dancing with the Googlers"?
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