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TiVo Exiting the Hardware Business? Not So Fast, Says TiVo
Rumors of its box’s demise may be premature.
Roku-Infused TV Sets Are Coming This Fall
Two Chinese TV makers will offer sets with built-in Roku streaming.
Google Takes on TV Schedules (And TV Guide)
New feature in search engine triggers competition with traditional content companies
Aereo’s Android App Slated for September Launch
TV streaming company which allows users to watch live free-to-air television on supported devices such as desktops, iPhones, iPod Touches and iPads, is bringing out an official Android app in September.
Intel’s a la Carte TV Plans Are Still Slow-Going
Intel has joined the club of tech companies who want to revolutionize television, but unsurprisingly it’s meeting some resistance in Hollywood.
Google TV Gets Some Much-Needed Improvements, Still Needs More
Slowly but surely, Google TV is starting to look like a legitimate connected TV platform. Still, some gaps remain.
Did an Apple Exec Say Not to Expect a Television Anytime Soon?
We recently noted how the rumors of an Apple television have being going on for years, despite the fact that TV networks and cable companies don’t seem too enthused about working with Apple. If you think any of that’s about to …
Research: Over 1 Million U.S. Cable Subscribers Cut Cord in 2011
Cable and satellite TV subscription growth slowed down more than had been previously reported, and cord-cutting was a primary factor. But don’t worry about it — a revolution that will re-create the current multi-channel access paradigm is still a long way away.
via Research: Over 1 Million U.S. Cable Subscribers Cut Cord in 2011 | …
SXSW Watch: My Twitter-Crit Panel, or, A Lot of Words About 140 Characters
I have survived my first South By Southwest panel appearance. On my Sunday-morning panel, “Arts Criticism in 140 Characters or Less,” my fellow panelists and I used far more than 140 characters at a shot to explain how social …
Why the TV Industry Can’t Ignore Apple
Tim Bajarin is the president of Creative Strategies Inc., a technology industry analysis and market intelligence firm in Silicon Valley.
The Twidiot Box: How Do You Use Twitter with TV?
I’m en route to Austin, Tex., where on Sunday I’ll be speaking on a South by Southwest panel, Arts Criticism 140 Characters at a Time, about how Twitter and other social media have affected critics. My answer, in a word: immensely.
via The Twidiot Box: How Do You Use Twitter With TV? | Entertainment | TIME.com.