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NY Post: Hulu to block cable cutters, require paid TV suscriptions to stream
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Comcast and Verizon Wireless expand cross-selling deals to six new markets
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LG Cloud, a streaming service for all three of your screens, launches on May 1st
LG is entering the cloud service race, allowing users to upload their content to the company’s Continue reading…
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TV industry nervous about impact of apps on cable subscriptions
The TV industry is stifling development of apps for the living room screen because of fears of Continue reading…
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Peter Jackson responds to 'Hobbit' frame rate controversy: 'You settle into it'
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Is Time Warner bringing its live streaming TV service to Roku boxes?
After debuting on iOS and later expanding to web browsers and Android, Time Warner's live streaming Continue reading…
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FCC now requiring phone providers to clearly identify third-party charges
In its ongoing efforts to bring clarity to consumer's phone bills, the FCC has enacted new rules r Continue reading…
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Apple in talks with Epix movie service for Apple TV and 'upcoming devices,' says Reuters
Apple TV is already home to a number of third-party video streaming services: Netflix, YouTube, Continue reading…
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Google TV gets updated YouTube app with recommendations and channel search
Google has updated its YouTube app for Google TV with a few basic usability features that bring it a Continue reading…
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Sharp posts record $4.7 billion loss, expects to sell even fewer TVs in 2012
Sharp is announcing a 376 billion-yen loss (about $4.7 billion) for fiscal 2011, well above its 290 Continue reading…
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HTC in disarray: staff departures, 'disastrous' First, and production problems cloud company's future
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Microsoft's new Kinect will be coming to Windows
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EA producing Wii U games, but 'not anywhere near as many' as for PS and Xbox
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Sony mulls investor proposal to sell off movie, TV and music units
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Google+ mobile site redesigned with Google Now-style cards
