Sony TV Internet module tunes into YouTube

June 6, 2008

(AP) -- Coming to late-model Sony LCD flat panels: YouTube videos. Sony Corp. on Thursday said YouTube and Wired.com have been added to the video providers for a $300 module it sells for its LCD flat panel TVs.

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