Jo Twist writes: "TV delivered into living rooms over broadband connections will completely change TV as well as the internet as we know it, concludes a major report. ¶ IPTV (internet protocol TV), as it is known, is a budding area that is exciting telecoms and media companies. ¶ Within a decade, says the report from Lovelace Consulting and informitv, TV delivered to sets over the net will be an established way to receive content. ¶ TV will be much more web-like, with millions of shows to download. ..." Link: BBC News. Note: Both Lovelace Consulting and informitv are from the UK. --Dennis
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