SAN FRANCISCO (via Skye Video) - Adobe Systems has created an app for the NBC Olympics coverage of the London Olympics to stream thousands of h...
Today, TV isn't going anywhere. Their digital strategies will continue to evolve to make sure that they're receiving sufficient compensation for their content.
Consumers will tolerate more ads and stay tuned into online TV when networks up the ad load, according to data I came across during my reporting on Co...
Today's most interesting stories in technology, media and entertainment: Blockbuster wants you to stream full-length feature films on your phone. The...
LOS ANGELES -- At the Cable Show, lots of buzz about 3-D programming and the roll-out of TV Everywhere. I caught up with Discovery's Rebecca Gla...
Careful what you tweet -- someone with a badge may be listening. Just ask the Briton who threatened to blow up Robin Hood airport on Twitter because he was upset about flight delays.
Brightcove, the big online video services company, has announced an initiative to enable its customers to participate in the much anticipated initiat...
This holiday season may finally be time for millions of Americans to cut the cord on cable TV and shift to watching TV over the Internet and over the the air.
Free Press paints a dire picture of a world where TV Everywhere thwarts competition from online video by denying online services access to their content. They argue that CTS providers are trying to keep their content all locked up, and not giving the likes of Hulu access.
A new scheme -- would require Internet users to pay for cable TV if they want to watch popular shows online -- appears to be the product of collusion between major programmers and the big cable, satellite, and phone companies.
PHILADELPHIA — Time Warner Inc. and Comcast Corp. on Wednesday took concrete steps to bring cable television shows to the Internet _ but only fo...
