State of the Art: Networks Start to Offer TV on the Web
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The TV networks have begun to put programs on the Web. The selections are crisp, clear, legal and free. But there arenât many choices, and they donât stay on the Web long enough.
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A new application from Raketu Communications Inc. aims to integrate IPTV (Internet Protocol television) with social networking, two of the Internet's hip technologies.
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Cable operators have been fighting bandwidth limits to squeeze in more high definition content. A new system aims to assist in that fight without sacrificing quality.
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Wireless broadband and satellite TV -- together at last.
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A Web blockbuster is evolving to try to stay ahead of rivals.
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One Wired News correspondent cuts his connection to the cable company and doesn't look back. Can the internet supply enough video programming to entertain a family of five? By Robert Lemos.
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If the current offerings on television leave you cold (hello "Age of Love"), put down that remote and grab your mouse _ the Web is the place to watch extensions of your favorite shows and to discover new ones.
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Familiar MGM and Sony shows join the lineup from NBC and News Corp. in the newest online video service.
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HBO, cableâs most popular premium channel, is carefully entering the arena of Internet video.
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Send your video throughout your house--wirelessly--with new gateways and media adapters.
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Internet video is sneaking up on us. That became clear last week in Las Vegas, where all sorts of firms announced new Internet video services at the 2005 Consumer Electronics Show.
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At CES 2008 last month, it was surprising to see Comcast as a brand being tossed around with the likes of Matsushita, Motorola, and Sony. Now it's time to see if its video-on-demand strategy is starting to pay off.
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After decades of hype, interactive television is now pouring into American living rooms. But how much do viewers really want to interact?
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After taking the Internet by storm, soon YouTube will be available on televisions.
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New Internet TV services such as Joost and YouTube may bring the global network to its knees, Internet companies said on Wednesday, adding they are already investing heavily just to keep data flowing.
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The Internet most of us experience is not the World of Ends suggested by the end-to-end system design concepts around which the Net was originally architected and built.  Instead we have something that is faster-than-dialup, and faster-than-it-used-to-be; but is not The Net. Instead it is the part of the Net that's left in a pipe that's optimized for television, for one-way few-to-many "content delivery" and for locking users into client roles, while servers labor somewhere else. I just had FTTH (fiber to the home) installed. And, while it's way cool in some ways, it's also uncool in the way it prevents far more business than it generates for itself. It would be great if the carriers made it easy for businesses to grow on the Net, and then suppoted those businesses with services that helped those businesses thrive and grow. But the carriers would rather serve "content" to mass quantities of "consumers" while chaging prohibitive prices for "business-class" services. Hey, it's a mass media mentality, and they have every right to it. But...
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For Web video, lunchtime has become the new prime time, and media companies have started responding in a meaningful way in terms of both content and advertising.