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Thursday, March 5, 2009

ZillionTV, the Next Generation of Video On Demand

Jon Healey

During a long career as a television and technology executive, Mitch Berman has tried to sell several different iterations of TV, often in their formative stages. Now, Berman is onto the next new thing, delivering TV through the Internet.

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Wednesday, January 7, 2009

CES Economist: Gadgets Are Necessities Now

Christopher Lawton

Yes, this may be the worst recession America has seen since World War II. But the people who are bringing us the Consumer Electronics Show would like to point out that sales of tech products are actually faring pretty well when compared to what happened during previous recessions.

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Wednesday, October 29, 2008

Blu-Ray Is Dead–Heckuva Job, Sony!

Robin Harris

Blu-ray is in a death spiral. Twelve months from now, Blu-ray will be a videophile niche, not a mass market product. With only a four percent share of U.S. movie disc sales and HD download capability arriving, the Blu-ray disc Association is still smoking dope. Even $150 Blu-ray players won’t save it.

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Thursday, June 12, 2008

TV Trouble: The Flat Panel Market Goes Soft

Eric Savitz

Well, this was inevitable.

The weakening economy has begun to take a toll in the global market for televisions, which has ominous implications for consumer electronics retailers, flat panel manufacturers and TV chip producers.

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