Aereo, a TV-on-the-go service that relies on small antennas, is getting a lot of legal attention. The bigger story should be how it is using economic breakthroughs in computing to offer a new form of TV. Read More »
Netflix doesn’t just want to compete with traditional pay TV networks like HBO, Showtime and Starz – it wants to change television forever. The company envisions a future for TV in which old-fashioned things like ratings, schedule and recaps simply don’t matter anymore. Read More »
Amazon’s all-you-can-eat kids’ Kindle content should scare competitors
Kindle FreeTime Unlimited, Amazon’s new unlimited monthly offering of movies, TV shows, apps, games and ebooks for kids, is a very ambitious program, and it could spur families into buying a new Kindle Fire tablet. Read More »
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Research: Pay TV customers will cut existing bills before cutting cords
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ITN amplifies ‘citizen’ video journalism with TruthLoader
New BBC boss should stick with Entwistle’s bold online plan
Open-source video’s Kaltura takes $25 million to go to Asia
Time Warner CEO: Cord cutters not an issue, “cord nevers” might be
Second-screen hopefuls hard-pressed to disrupt Hollywood ‘cabal’
Google TV is getting advanced voice control, and the technology behind it is being fed by the knowledge graph that also powers Google Now. Speaking of which: The mobile app will soon be much more closely connected to Google’s TV platform. Read More »
TV broadcasters and programmers must embrace a new set of video-delivery techniques to reach consumers today. Online delivery to so many types of consumer devices means that video programmers must produce multiple internet-streaming formats that use different types of security and different ways of inserting ads. …
Here’s another sign that live, over-the-air broadcast TV is heating up: The WD TV Live line of devices just got support for over-the-air tuners, enabling users to watch free HD TV and even record shows with a basic DVR feature. Check out our first look. Read More »
Vimeo plans to open up its pay-per-view platform to content producer early next year. This week, it debuted the platform with six select movies to showcase some of its features, including flexible viewing windows and additional content not found elsewhere. Read More »
Google TV just got a little more Apple-like: Android users can now use AirPlay-like functionality to send videos from their mobile phones and tablets to their Google TV devices. Google has said that it wants to bring that functionality to other platforms as well. Read More »
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Getting started with NFC on the phone and in the home
Don’t think that wireless NFC tags are just for mobile payments. You …
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