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Apple

An Apple TV: Impact on revenue

December 14, 2012Media, TechnologyApple, TV

If Apple were to enter the TV business, would it have an impact on its revenue?

Living room wars

December 1, 2012Media, Technologyamazon, Amazon Instant, Amazon Instant store, Amazon Prime, Amazon Studios, Android, AppleTV, AppleTV device, Best Buy, Boxee, Cable TV, CinemaNow, Cisco, Coinstar, consumer electronics, Cupertino, Digital television, dominant player, emergent player, Funding, Google, Google TV, HBO, Hulu, Inc., integrated and subsidized hardware, Interactive television, internet streaming content, Internet television, iOS devices, ipad, Jeff Bezos, kindle, leader, leading player, LG, Linux-based devices, Meanwhile, Media technology, Microsoft, Motorola, netflix, Nintendo, operating system, Panasonic, physical media, rental services, Roku, Samsung, Scientific Atlanta, Sony, Sony PS3, telecom network, Tivo, TV, Video, video on demand, Vudu, Wal-Mart, WB, Western Digital, YouTube

The battle for your TV set is on.

TV 2.0

February 19, 2012Mediaadvertising-supported ones, Blockbuster LLC, Cable TV, Comcast, Commerce, copyright law, digital media, Digital television, Film, Hollywood, Hulu, Internet Access, Internet broadcasting, Internet television, internet video, IPTV, Margin Call, Mass media, media industry, Movie theater, Movies, National Football League, netflix, online streaming, Oscar, patent law, release windows, sound systems, streaming, TV, Video, video on demand, YouTube

With the data now behind us, looking at new ways in which Hollywood could treat online.

Legal streams for 2011 TV hits

January 21, 2012Business, Media, Technologyamazon, Amazon.com, Apple Inc., Apple iTunes, Apple iTunes store, Business, CBS, Chicago, Commerce, cord-cutting, Cougar Town, Detroit, Film, Hawaii, Hulu, internet on-demand streams, Internet television, internet-enabled television, iTunes, Law and Order, legal internet streams, legal online streams, Miami, Movies, moving forward, netflix, online piracy, online streaming services, online streams, overall, Partial Partial, pay-per-view services, rental services, strong second player, subscription-based services, television, TV, TV series, video on demand, VOD, Vudu, World Wide Web, Xbox Live, Yes

How many of the top 50 TV shows of 2011 can one stream legally online?

2011: The year that was

January 8, 2012Business, Media, Personal, Politics, Technology3D printing, Bitcoin, digital media, east coast, Groupon, internet channel, internet valuations, Internet War, Internet War The concept, Kinect, Kinect device, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Corporation, London, manufacturing age, Microsoft, Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft Windows, netflix, New Year's Day, New York, New York City, Nokia, Open Web, Peer-to-peer computing, San Francisco, SOPA, Stop Online Piracy Act, streaming, technology decline, technology scene, television, TV, United States

A recap of what I covered in 2011

The Future - next exit

The 2012 Crystal ball

January 1, 2012Business, Media, Politics, Technologyamazon, Android, Apple, Apple TV, Boxee, Facebook, Google, HTML 5, iPhone, Microsoft, Motorola, netflix, Panasonic, predictions, Roku, Samsung, Television technology, Tumblr, TV, Twitter Inc, Vizio

With a new year kicking in, it’s time for a new batch of predictions.

Internet 4.0 is coming

Interop: the future of hardware

December 4, 2011TechnologyAirPlay, CE, Computer law, consumer device, consumer electronics, dumb devices, Electronic Consumer Hardware, giant web browser, hardware, hardware devices, HTML5, HTTP, Interactive television, internal web server, internet connectivity, Interoperability, iTunes, mobile phones, paid software updates, Personal computing, Proprietary software, smart device, smart devices, software components, software sales, software trumping hardware, software upgrades, stereo, Tablet computer, TCP/IP, television, touchscreen devices, TV, video player, web server, web service standard, webGL interpreter, wireless remote control, X Window System

Why open standards are the future of consumer electronics.

Netflix and TV 2.0

March 19, 2011Business, Media, Technologyadvertising industry, BBC, Business, Commerce, Company Expansion, Craigslist, focus, Google, HBO, IMDB, Intel, internet company syphons increasing parts, Jeff Jarvis, John Battelle, netflix, Netflix Channel, Netflix Inc, Netflix Prize, Recommender system, Red Envelope Entertainment, Reorganization, TV, TV programmer

Why Netflix getting into the content production game is a very big deal.

The 2010 state of Internet VOD: TV

January 26, 2011Business, Media, Technologyamazon, Amazon Instant Video, Amazon.com, Apple Inc., Apple iTunes store, Castle No Yes Purchase, Commerce, cord-cutting, Gary Unmarried, Grey's Anatomy, Guy Season, Hulu, Hulu Plus, Internet television, Internet VOD, iTunes, ITunes Store, Law and Order, Media technology, Movies, netflix, Online music stores, online streaming services, online streams, Private, rental services, television, TV, TV series, United States, Video, video on demand, VOD, Vudu

How many of the top 50 TV shows can one stream legally online in 2010?

The revolution will be televised

October 9, 2010Business, Media, Technologya lot of devices, actual delivery device, Al Gore, Apple, Apple TV, AppleTV, Boxee, candidate, Digital television, Google, Google TV, googleTV, Interactive television, Internet content, Internet Everywhere, Internet television, Internet TV, iPhone, iPod, iTunes, iTV, Logitech, media center, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, mobile devices, MSN TV, Multimedia, netflix, Nintendo, Nokia, Revue, set-top boxes, Sony, Sony Playstation, television, TV, web content, web model, WebTV, Windows, Windows platform, Windows XP, YouTube

While many people have turned their attention from the PC to mobile, it seems the bleeding edge of technology is now moving to television.