TV Industry
Federal Court Shuts Down Aereo's Final Argument to Save Itself
The live TV-streaming service will have to continue its fight at the district level.
Aereo's Plan B: Fine, We're a Cable Provider
The streaming TV startup that lost against big broadcasters in the Supreme Court is still not giving up. It's giving in. Well, sort of. Here's how.
Smoke and Mirrors: Why We Aren't Seeing More Digital Zombies Like Michael Jackson
The King of Pop's digitized performance at the Billboard Music Awards gave the world a glimpse into a captivating technology that faces serious hurdles, inside and out.
'Community' Fans Rejoice: Yahoo Is Resurrecting the Axed NBC Comedy
是的,六分之一赛季的“社区”是really happening -- and it could give Yahoo a leg up in the video programming game.
Aereo Pauses Service, Says 'Journey Is Far From Done'
Despite a devastating loss in U.S. Supreme court, founder Chet Kanojia promises to press on. But his options remain unclear.
Aereo Loses Supreme Court Case, Streaming TV Service Deemed Illegal
It's official. The disruptive broadcast TV streaming service is finished.
This Company Is Now the Largest in the World to Accept Bitcoin
A multi-billion dollar TV titan just gave Bitcoin a huge, mainstream vote of confidence. Here's the scoop.
Roku Founder: Say Goodbye to Cable Boxes and Hello to TV Apps
The father of cord-cutting predicts the future of TV. Hint: Your next boob toob will know what you want to watch and what your friends are watching.
Aereo Faces Off Against Broadcast Giants in Supreme Court Today
The controversial streaming TV startup has battled broadcast goliaths before -- and won both times. Will it prevail again? Either way, Aereo's fate could forever change the way we watch TV.
Aereo Founder: If We Lose, 'We Have No Plan B'
Chet Kanojia, network TV's Enemy No. 1, is looking to expand his controversial business even as he heads to the Supreme Court to defend it.