Crackle today announced its ambitious slate of digital content offerings, including a couple movies and at least one series it will unfurl all at once, just like Netflix's "House of Cards" and "Arrested Development."

With its awesome viewership levels, YouTube doesn't think it's warring with television for dominance. It's way past that old stuff. At its NewFronts presentation, it said its next goal was to capture the entire world. It probably will, too.

That Aol lives to have had an overly long NewFronts presentation Tuesday is a result of what CEO Tim Armstrong told his audience. When it was between fight or flight, "We always choose fight." You shouldn't bet against them.