Tel Aviv — A battle for the loyalty of television viewers has hit fever pitch as telecom companies race to convert phone lines into fully-fledged broadcast networks to tap a potentially lucrative new market. ¶ From Paris to Tel Aviv, they are pouring cash into networks to offer customers hundreds of television channels and thousands of movies in addition to standard voice calls and Internet access over souped up telephone networks. ... USATODAY.com link
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