Goodbye TV, Hello Broadband
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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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Vision: 'We are not at home to Mr Cock-up' BT will quietly launch its long-trailed TV over broadband service Vision on Monday.â¦
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Digital television channels are to be transmitted straight to hi-tech mobile telephones in a UK first.
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Preserving business bandwidth The long summer of sport draws to a close, and corporate networks draw a breath of relief as multiple streams of video cease to take 90 per cent of available bandwidth from the business. How was it for you? Did the voices from on high make the big statement "stop all streaming media - now!" And what was your response?â¦
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The NYT has an optimistic overview on broadband over power lines, calling it "the ultimate plug and play." [Broadband Blog]
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Sit back on the sofa and get ready for packetized, on-demand, digital broadcasts. By Frank Rose from Wired magazine.
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Broadcasters have spent billions on the technology--but is free over-the-air digital TV a viable alternative to cable and satellite?
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An Ethernet jack on the TV will let Sharp customers get some Web sites on their TV for free. But will they go for it?
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Imagine watching TV on your handheld while sitting around a campfire. Or making a free telephone call over the Internet from your mobile phone while strolling down the street.
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The Cable-Telecom skirmish is beginning to hit home for apartment and condo dwellers.
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New standard uses Web-based protocols to let televisions control other devices in a home.
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The relentless pursuit for faster, cheaper broadband is leading to perhaps the last unclaimed conduit to your house: natural gas pipes. Nethercomm, a San Diego-area start-up, says it has developed technology to send lightning-fast broadband and TV services via wireless signals through the pipes.
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Amazon and TiVo agree to beam movies and TV shows directly into the living room, bypassing the need for a computer. By the Associated Press.
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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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Media & professional: The BBC, Channel 4 and ITV are developing a video downloads service that will 'do for broadband what Freeview did for digital TV'.
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Freeline range to serve content to Streamium AV kit
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Blog: More bandwidth is always beneficial, but it is no longer a networking panacea.