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Cable could score millions of new subscribers as a result of the looming broadcasters’ all-digital switchover come February 2009 (see "It’s Now For ‘Nevers,’" March 31).
About a month into the 2008 baseball season, Verizon still hasn’t landed a deal with Major League Baseball to offer the Extra Innings out-of-market subscription package to FiOS customers. In
Is Comcast planning to put videocameras in its DVRs so it can spy on its customers? Well, no. But a blogger from NewTeeVee suggested as much after his offhand chat with Comcast SVP Gerard Kunkel
Say you just paid for a burger that tasted like a dirty sneaker. The bun was moldy. The tomato was a greenish-white. And there was a hair on it. Would you go back to the joint that had the nerve to
LOS ANGELES — Panelists here at the SCTE’s Emerging Technologies conference Tuesday, discussing cable’s evolution to the "hyperconnected" network, engaged in a guessing game: How
Now that Joost has officially opened its doors to the teeming Internet millions, I took another look at the service that — according to its prelaunch hype – delivers a brand-new
Guess I missed my HDTV more than I expected. Last week, between digging in the sand and setting marshmallows on fire down the Jersey Shore, we watched a lot of the Olympics. But it
TiVo is reheating a classic/cliched TV-commerce application: ordering a pizza with your remote control.  The DVR company announced a deal with Domino’s Pizza to let users with
Beam me up, Blitzer! In the fierce one-upmanship among news channels to produce stunning election-night visuals, CNN debuted a couple of razzle-dazzle holographic features – 
If you can’t stand to be away from television for even a few minutes, AT&T’s Mobile TV might be just the thing to soothe your media itch.  The service provides 12 or more live