Friday May 25 | TMCnet
As Video, Content and Communications Ecosystems are Challenged,...
Internet technology has disrupted any number of existing businesses and revenue models, and constantly threatens to disrupt a wider number of businesses.
Friday May 25 | Benzinga
Is Dish Network the Most Hated Company in Television?
There's just one catch -- Dish hasn't copied a thing. Rather, the satellite service provider has gotten into trouble for giving consumers an easy way to skip commercials.
Friday May 25 | Post-Bulletin
Good clean fun - Award-winning comedian headlines at Goonies
If you go What: Mike Baldwin, Dave Stone When: 7:30 p.m. and 10 p.m. June 1-2 Where: Goonies Comedy Club, 7 Second St.
Boston Battles Back for Basic Rate Control
The city of Boston says Comcast's math does not add up, and that it should still be able to regulate basic rates.
FCC chief backs tiered broadband prices
During the annual National Cable & Telecommunications Association show, Reuters reports Julius Genachowski voiced his support for broadband Internet plans that charge customers based on how often they use the service.
Cox Communications EVP & CTO Kevin Hart explains what's at the top of his to-do list and offers an update on the company's TV Everywhere and IP video strategies The blogs and comments are the opinions only of the writers and do not reflect the views of Light Reading.
NBCU Expands Malfa's Ad Sales Oversight to Include Style Media
NBCUniversal announced Wednesday that it has given Susan Malfa oversight of ad sales for Style Media, to go along with Bravo and Oxygen Media and Women at NBCU.
Verizon Wireless Introduces Viewdini: Innovative Mobile Video Portal...
Video from Leading Content Providers, Including Verizon FiOS, Comcast and Others, to Give Customers Choice of Entertainment on Mobile Devices Verizon Wireless today introduced viewdini, an innovative portal that creates a new entertainment choice for consumers by making it simple to search and view movies, television shows, and other video on ... (more)
Free Press, Public Knowledge Pan FCC Chair's Usage-Based Pricing Shout-out
Usage-based pricing critics inside the Beltway were quick to criticize or try to correct Federal Communications Commission chairman Julius Genachowski's Tuesday after he gave a shout-out to price experimentation as an important business model.
Netflix: The FCC is Going to Help Cable Companies Screw Us Over
The Federal Communications Commission is drawing the ire of Netflix for its support of tiered broadband Internet plans, which FCC Chairman Julius Genachowski said Tuesday would be "healthy and beneficial" for broadband and high-tech industries.
The Cable Show 2012: Business Services Poised for Growth
Boston - Cable operators' share of the business services market could double to as much as 21% in the next five years, according to a panel discussion at The Cable Show Tuesday.
Ian Blaine, CEO of thePlatform, explains how the media publishing firm is backing Comcast's X1 platform and what cable needs to do to get TV Everywhere to the next level To see the industry's first PUMA6mg 24x8 CPE demonstration by visiting Hitron's Meeting Suite.
Cable Show 2012: Comcast To Unleash Free Phone Calling Over Wi-Fi
Looking to give subscribers a new reason to not drop home-phone service, Comcast is enhancing its Xfinity Voice service to allow free calls over Wi-Fi and other wireless data networks using mobile devices or PCs.
The Cable Show 2012: Verizon, Comcast Unveil 'viewdini'
Boston - Verizon Wireless and Comcast used The Cable Show General Session Tuesday to pull a new product rabbit out of their collective hats, a new mobile search portal dubbed viewdini.
T-Mobile is Licking Its Chops in Anticipation of This Verizon Deal
In order to complete a controversial $3.6 billion deal between a group of cable companies - including Comcast - Verizon Wireless will have to sell valuable high-speed spectrum in 12 markets.
Consumer Business Recap: Amazon Crushes This Publisher, Sirius XM Ties Up with Audi
Comcast , Cablevision , Time Warner Cable , Bright House Networks, and Cox Communications, say that they will let their high-speed Internet customers share each other's Wi-Fi networks in metropolitan areas as a value-added service.
Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 5:30PM ET
It's Monday, and we're back to our regular time and day where you get to listen into the recording booth when the Engadget HD podcast goes to mp3 at 5:30 Please be a part of it by reviewing the list of topics after the break, then participating in the live chat as you listen in.
Cable Show 2012: Comcast To Take X1 Guide To Some Existing Set-Tops, Too
Comcast will eventually bring the X1 "cloud-based" personalized interactive program guide to nearly 8 million existing set-top boxes -- as well as other platforms, including IP set-tops, chief technology officer Tony Werner said.
Cable Show 2012: Entropic Powers Comcast's HD Skype Service
Entropic Communications is touting that it supplied the system-on-a-chip used in Technicolor's adapter for Comcast's Skye on Xfinity high-definition TV videoconferencing service, and also that it is integrating its silicon and software with Comcast Reference Design Kit for IP-based gateway devices.
MSOs Get Hot with WiFi Sharing Initiative
Five major cable operators are teaming to provide each other's high-speed data customers reciprocal access to metro WiFi networks, totaling over 50,000 hotspots.