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Is Google Killing Cable?

If you're looking to do TV streaming, Google may be your best friend

The Future - next exit

After mobile: smarter TVs

Looking at what comes after mobile. This week, we look at TVs.

Aereo: Reinventing the cable TV model

A New York startup is building the future of TV broadcast.

Old TV hits streams: Available, at a cost

February 2, 2013

amazon, Amazon Instant Video, Amazon Prime, Amazon.com, Apple, Business, Commerce, Electronic commerce, Hawaii, Hulu, Internet television, iTunes, Miami, netflix, Subscription services, Video, video on demand, Web 2.0, Xbox Live, Yes

You CAN stream old TV legally but it will cost you.

Legal streams for 2012 TV hits

Can you legally catch up online on last year's hit TV shows?

Film

Net VOD in 2012 – old movies

Where does the back-catalog sit for streaming media?

Film

Streaming hits – 2012 edition

January 12, 2013

Business, Media

Ages WB, amazon, Amazon.com, Apple, Apple Inc., Apple iTunes store, Argo WB, Beast (3D) BV, Blockbuster, Blockbuster LLC, box-office, Brave BV, Campaign WB, Chimpanzee BV, Cloud Atlas WB, cord-cutting, Curve WB, DVD, Europe, Finding Nemo (3D) BV, Frankenweenie BV, Hotel Transylvania Sony No No No No No No, Hunter, Huntsman, Internet television, iTunes, Jack Reacher, John Carter BV, Journey WB, Joyful Noise WB, legal online streaming, Lincoln BV, Madagascar, Magic Mike WB, Marvel's The Avengers BV, Misfits, Movies, Mysterious Island WB, netflix, online content, online streaming, online streaming services, online streams, online subscription services, rental services, retail giant, Sony, streaming, Taken 2, The Dark Knight Rises WB, The Pirates, Timothy Green BV, Titans WB, Tyler Perry, video on demand, VOD, Vudu, Walmart, WB, Wreck-It Ralph BV, Yes, YouTube

What can you stream legally in 2013?

The Future - next exit

Predictions for 2013

January 5, 2013

Business, Media, Technology

3G, Activision Blizzard, aggressive player, amazon, Android, Apple, Apple Inc., AT&T, carrier contract, carrier subsidies, CEO, consumer electronic device, controller, Deutsche Telecom, e-reader, e-readers, Europe, Facebook, free-with-subscription magazine, game controller, generation telecom networks, Google, GPS, GPU, Grand Theft Auto, greater number, HTC, internet capabilities, ipad, iPhone, Japan, kindle, KindleHD tablets, Korea, LG, marginal player, Masayoshi Son, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Mobile apps, mobile device, mobile devices, Mobile game, mobile operation, Mobile phone, mobile phones, Motorola, netflix, Nevada, New Jersey, Nexus, Nintendo, Nokia, North America, offer end-to-end solution, online content, online purchase, online store approach, operating system, operating systems, OSX, Panasonic, PC, respective 4G networks, Samsung, satellite TV, SmartGlass technology, Smartphone, smartphones, Softbank, Sony, Sprint, T-mobile, Tablet computer, the Nexus, through most operating systems, United States, Verizon, virtual reality, Zynga

A lengthy list of predictions in the platform, mobile, TV, and gaming space.

2012: The year in review

A review of the last 12 months of posts on TNL.net

T-mobile will force you to do the math to see if new phones are worth it.

Netflix’s billion dollar bet

How much money does Netflix spend on securing content?

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