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TV viewing time to grow faster than web?
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The Future is Now - A Blog from Tokyo
New FCC Regulations for US Cable Market
Europe - 5x Growth for IPTV subscribers by 2011
Is IPTV coming to a country near you?
The Most Important IPTV Applications - Poll Results
DVR Vs. Time-Shifted TV
Who Cares About IPTV Channel Change Speed?
What's wrong with the TV watching experience today?
UI: The Final Frontier for IPTV
The Dog Days of Winter
Design Tutorial: Creating a Compelling User Experience for IPTV
Pet Peeves of TV
Is IPTV only about changing the TV experience?
What Does "Open" Really Mean for IPTV?
Archive of IPTV Comments
Note: Only 1 comment per blog entry is listed even if mutliple comments are posted. The total number of comments per blog entry is listed in parentheses, i.e. (5)TV viewing time to grow faster than web? (1)
HD-Productions.biz wrote: Tv viewing growth isn't surprising if you combine mobile, wireless, free, univerisity access, plus many tv stations opting to place programmes online as well as tv. With the option of intergrated w...[Full comments on TV viewing time to grow faster than web?]
Pet Peeves of TV (1)
Alan Sherin wrote: I agree with Rob. PLUS I have a few peeves of my own. BEGIN RANT:It has to do with how many bits are being delivered to the screen in what is being touted as HDTV. I was so excited to get HDTV after s...[Full comments on Pet Peeves of TV]
Who Cares About IPTV Channel Change Speed? (5)
Brian Mahony wrote: Alan: I have heard great things about U-Verse and I don't deny that fast channel change adds alot to the user experience. My point really is it worth the extra cost? And will it be the primary method...[Full comments on Who Cares About IPTV Channel Change Speed?]
What's wrong with the TV watching experience today? (1)
iptvSolutions wrote: Good...[Full comments on What's wrong with the TV watching experience today?]