Shankar Gupta writes: "TiVo this week is wrapping up the rollout of a host of broadband services that include access to podcasts, games, music, and online movie ticketing, through the user's living room TV. ¶ The program, which began in November, gives TiVo users who also have broadband connections the ability to access any podcast on the Web, and play the audio on their TV sets. ..." Link: MediaPost.
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Dennis Haarsager's rolling environmental scan for electronic media.
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Tivo should take this software (http://www.slickscreen.com) firm over. They make a Tivo-like web browser. It's pretty neat.
Posted by: Tivo Fan | Saturday, 28 January 2006 at 20:42