It shouldn’t surprise anyone that a rudimentary application, Vogbrowser, is already available to offer video feeds to subscribers via RSS. It’s the logical evolution from the podcasting phase, according to a Wired News item.

“We think of it internally as TiVocasting,” said Scott Rafer, president and chief executive of the blog search engine Feedster, which has begun offering video feeds through a dedicated site, FeedsterTV. “Video stuff is now coming into play. It’s one thing to have a bunch of video files dumped into a folder on your desktop. The interesting future is when it is put into a TiVo-style mechanism.”

The uses to which such a network could be put are huge, including the promotion of original video productions. Count this article as a must-read.