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All PVR » Blog Archive » Tivo, Noise and the elusive Life Balance Says:
June 21st, 2007 at 8:50 am[…] Your probably noticed by now that this blog ain’t engadget, or kotaku or anything like that. My goal isn’t to bring you every and all imaginable news from the world of PVRs, at the average rate of 5 stories an hour. I really doubt that many of you care that Tivo added some new TivoCast content, or that Fox partnered with Brightcove for some Web TV. And if you do care, I am sure you subscribe to several other PVR blogs and you will read it there anyway. One of my missions, is to sift through the noise out there on the Web and bring you the best and most important stories that are changing the Media landscape as we know it. Of course I am also here bring you some useful PVR DIY guides and other prudent information to make your PVR adventuring easier and richer. […]
Maria Wykowski and group Says:
November 4th, 2007 at 5:28 amHello,
My strategic managment class is having a competition presenting Brightcove’s case from Harvard Business School dated 2005. We were wondering what insiders thought the direction and timetable for wide-spread NetTV will be?
Who do you think the players will be?
What kinds of content do you think will be available?
As consumers, when can we give up our dishes and boxes.
Also, do you think their might be possible alliances to use popular web enabled devices like gaming consoles to deliver that content? Perhaps the link that allows PS3 to download trailers and minigames or their built-in browser could be used to give NetTV a wider audience?.
Thanks