Google aims to offer internet on your TV
David Goldstein
Google is set to move into the living room with a computer operating system that will bring the internet to home televisions. … more
Posted in IPTV |
David Goldstein
Google is set to move into the living room with a computer operating system that will bring the internet to home televisions. … more
Posted in IPTV |
David Goldstein
The federal government has been advised to prepare the national broadband network to carry wholesale next-generation video services but remain cautious about expecting radical improvements in pay-TV competition without regulatory change. … more
David Goldstein
The Indian Premier League, an 8-team tournament here that turns staid cricket into something fast-paced and glamorous, just ended its third season with a new champion, the Chennai Super Kings, and a new scandal revolving around allegations of financial fraud. … more
David Goldstein
Television has changed a lot over the years–from black-and-white tube sets to Technicolor consoles to plasma and LCD high-definition TVs. … more
Posted in IPTV |
David Goldstein
Internet Service Provider (ISP) iiNet will supply unmetered free-to-air and subscription TV to customers for around $30 a month as part of a new IPTV service. … more
David Goldstein
The OFT is to investigate plans for a proposed joint venture aimed at giving Internet access to digital TV in a move that will allow critics such as pay-TV firms to voice concerns. … more
Posted in Convergence, IPTV |
David Goldstein
Google and Intel have teamed with Sony to develop a platform called Google TV to bring the Web into the living room through a new generation of televisions and set-top boxes. … more
Posted in Convergence, IPTV |
David Goldstein
Video-on-demand service SeeSaw is launching today with more than 3,000 hours of content, including programmes first broadcast in the past seven days such as Home and Away, Neighbours, Hollyoaks and Skins. … more
Posted in IPTV |
David Goldstein
In the US it’s often referred to as “over-the-top TV”, but in Australia, it lurches along with the humble handle of internet protocol TV. … more
David Goldstein
Internet search giant Google has signalled it will compete against broadcasters and other media companies for the rights to sports and entertainment events after confirming it will show live cricket matches on its YouTube video website. … more
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