Cooperation Doesnât Stop TV Price Wars
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Will deals among the manufacturers of flat-panel displays lead to slower price declines of L.C.D. televisions? Donât count on it.
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For years, consumers who wanted to cut the cord with their cable company found that getting television and high-speed Internet service often meant the inconvenience of finding two new providers.
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The performers are not stars, but the price is competitive.
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Will Sears shoppers go for the high-definition television? Stay tuned.
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With competition ever more fierce in the LCD TV market, some retailers are finding the most viable option is to join forces.
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There are ways to look for the better deal in the competitive markets for cameras, televisions and hard drives.
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A new specification will add features to Blu-ray disc players proves that people really just subscribe to consumer electronics rather than buying them. Accept that and you can defend profligate spending on the latest TV or being a penny-pincher.
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By Mark Albright, St. Petersburg Times, Fla.  Sep. 15--Prices of flashy, high-tech TV gear may be plummeting, but  Americans are spending more on digital sets than ever.
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Leading U.S. cable company's results impacted by cost to lure subscribers.
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'Vertical integration' and cross-promotion in the TV landscape is prompting calls to limit media consolidation.
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The long-promised battle between U.S.  cable and telephone companies has so far been more of an uneasy  peace. Thanks to their duopoly over broadband Internet access,  it may stay that way.
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Given the general state of upheaval in the media industry, itâs not hard to appreciate why so many people are looking to form partnerships.
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The nation's two satellite-radio companies promised yesterday to refrain from raising prices, for a time at least, if they are allowed to merge. But some lawmakers and consumer groups appeared dubious.
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CNET has a great set of brands. But its cost structure is out of whack.
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Tweeter Home Entertainment Group Inc. is trying to ease out of the line of fire in a flat-panel television price war that erupted over the holidays and is extending through Super Bowl Sunday.
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By Richard Mullins, Tampa Tribune, Fla.  Feb. 22--TAMPA -- If you love your cable TV, Internet and phone, get ready for two Tampa Bay area companies to fight even harder to sell you all three.
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The discounter faces some pretty big "small" rivalry.