America's disgruntled cable subscribers have found a fighter for them in Washington: former presidential candidate John McCain. McCain (R-Ariz.) in...

A few weeks after Aereo started offering its service in New York last year, big entertainment companies like Fox and ABC sued on copyright infringement allegations. Letting the Aereo ruling stand will be a key step toward giving people the content they want on the device of their choice.

By Liana B. Baker and Ronald Grover (Reuters) - Two fledgling technologies could dramatically reshape the $60 billion-a-year television...

By Erin Geiger Smith and Ronald Grover April 1 (Reuters) - A U.S. appeals court on Monday declined to temporarily shut...

NEW YORK (AP) — Broadcast networks make many of their shows available on the Internet, but you usually have to wait at least a day after an episode ...

Aereo, a start-up that streams network TV to customers over the Internet, has 68 employees, about 3,500 subscribers, and big ambitions: to disrupt the...

NEW YORK (AP) — A startup company can continue to send live TV programming to iPhones and other mobile devices in the city despite objections from m...

* Online TV service sues ABC, CBS, NBCUniversal * Aereo says does not infringe copyrights By Jonathan Stempel ...

(Reuters) - Aereo Inc, which is scheduled to roll out its new online TV service, said late on Thursday a group of broadcasters have filed two separate...