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The Most Time-Shifted Shows of the Fall Season
The ability to delay viewing of TV shows by using a digital video recorder is giving rise to noticeably different habits, according to new research from Horizon Media.
Fast Forward Video Launches Micron HD Digital Video Recorder
DMN Newswire--2009-12-15--Fast Forward Video today announced the release of its new Micron HD digital video recorder , a highly cost-effective yet powerful solution for recording and playout of broadcast-quality digital SD and HD video.
Broadcom Announces Next Generation Persona(TM) IP Communications Platform
Broadcom Corporation , a global leader in semiconductors for wired and wireless communications, today announced its next generation Persona Internet protocol communications platform for multimedia connected consumer devices.
Turn your PC into a TiVo for $39.99
Do you think it's worth $39.99 to combine hardware and software to turn your PC into a TIVO? Nero LiquidTV TiVo PC can do that for you.
Americans Turn to TV as Recession Hits Spending: Survey
More U.S. consumers have turned to the great American pastime of watching television as the recession strained household budgets, a survey set to be released on Tuesday shows.
TiVo president and CEO Tom Rogers says he doesn't run a DVR company. This is odd, since TiVo is synonymous with the digital video recorder - a technology that, in the last decade, has altered the TV-advertising business and fundamentally changed the way millions of people watch TV.
Sky looks to broadband downloads for MySky
Sky is looking at how to connect its MySky hi-def boxes to the broadband network, allowing it to match rival TiVo.
Turn your PC into a TiVo for $39.99
Got a spare PC lying around? Turn it into a sweet DVR with this TiVo-in-a-box package.
The media world spins so fast, it's easy to forget how dramatically the landscape has changed during the current decade.
Digital Gear: Android Tablets Charge Ahead
As users eagerly await tablets from companies like Apple and Microsoft, Fusion Garage jumped ahead with the demonstration of JooJoo, a handheld Internet and entertainment gadget with a 12.1-inch touch screen.
Chongqing Cable Partners with NDS and Doxtv to Launch China's First HD DVR and Push Vod Service
NDS , the leading provider of technology solutions for digital pay-TV, and DOXTV, a leading value-added TV service provider in China, today announced the launch of China's first HD digital video recorder and push video on demand service for Chongqing Cable subscribers, Chongqing Cable TV+. In the first deployment of both an HD DVR and push VOD in ...
Box Maker Blames FCC for Everything
Set-top maker IPCO LLC is blaming FCC rules for its inability to gain market share, secure investors, and retain executives, and for pretty much everything but the weather.
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I demand Red Zone &/or NFL Network! about 56 minutes ago Luneowl : @BrennaCeDria They're showing parts 1 and 2 in a row tomorrow so I think I'll wait until then.
Myth or Fact? Setting Up Tivo HD is Difficult
First and foremost, you want to get the most out of your Tivo HD. So if you are truly thinking about buying this DVR, you are definitely going to want to have a home network.
TiVo: Tuning In or Dropping Out?
David Gardner called it. Hea s up 1,334%! See what Davida s recommending that you buy NEXT.
FCC pushes for Internet on your TV
A customer walks by a row of televisions at Best Buy in West Hollywood. If federal regulators have their way, the next big thing on the tech horizon will be a brave new world of Internet-ready, work-with-any-network set-top boxes, offering consumers unprecedented multimedia options through their TVs, not just their computers.
Should the Commerce Commission monitor whether pay-TV providers are offering value for money and innovation? Hybrid Television may cross swords with Sky Television by including Prime's programme listings on digital video recorder TiVo's electronic programme guide without the permission of Sky.
TV revolution brings 3D leaping into your lounge
New technology is reviving an old medium, writes Rachel Browne. REPORTS of television's death have been greatly exaggerated.
FCC admits CableCARD a failure, vows to try something else
The FCC has had it with CableCARD, pointing out that after a decade of work, there are only 14 certified devices on the market that aren't directly controlled by the cable companies.
Blood will be spilled in the battle to take over your living-room entertainment, writes Simon Tsang.
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