Pirated TV: How it works and why it can’t be stopped
Pirated TV is a major thorn in the side of TV networks. But Pirates, who say they just want TV on their own terms, are having their way. Can and should something be done to stop the increasingly popular practice of illegal downloading?
A glimpse into the future of TV: How Microsoft, Intel, Amazon and Netflix aim to change the game
The future of TV may be in the hands of some companies that have been far removed from the broadcast giants we've grown up with. Amazon, Microsoft, Intel and Netflix are all making a power play with original content and live TV over Internet.
Forget CES 2013, here’s what’s coming at CES 2014
Even bigger phones, higher-resolution TVs and one show-stopping surprise are all in the cards for next year’s CES.
Aereokiller killer: Judge orders start-up to cease providing internet TV
Is Aereokiller committing suicide, or will it live up to its name?
Dish Network and Viacom in talks to deliver live Internet television
Dish and Viacom may have a viable strategy for delivering internet TV
Are you watching RUWT?!: The sports app that wants to power better content consumption
Creator of RUWT lays out the "old" startup's road map and how it wants to improve the state of television consumption, starting with sports.
On the Apple iTV lookout: Best Buy surveys customers about a 42-inch, $1,499 Apple HDTV [UPDATE: Best Buy explains]
Has a survey testing the Apple iTV waters from Best Buy outed the company's next big (and very expensive) product?
Why Microsoft will beat Apple’s iTV in the living room
The Apple iTV talk just won't die, but we know one thing that could ultimately kill it: Microsoft, the Xbox, and the rest of its connected TV ecosystem.
Ubuntu moves beyond the desktop with new TV interface, menu-killing navigation system
The open source operating system continues to refine itself for next-generation products while still retaining its PC appeal.
Rumor: Apple iTV on track for 2012 Q2-Q3 release
According to the latest rumors, Apple will bring 32- and 37-inch iTVs to market in mid-2012.
Google TV continues with software upgrades, refreshes Photos and YouTube
Step by step, piece by piece, Google will keep trying to turn Google TV into a successful platform. Next up: YouTube and Photo app updates.
Adobe delivers a blow to Google TV by pulling Flash [UPDATE: Adobe responds]
Smartphones and tablets are the only devices affected by Adobe's decision to cut Flash for mobile: It includes connected TVs as well.
The state of streaming, cable, and television: What can we expect in 2012?
The future of television remains up in the air as content providers and cable companies prepare to fight it out, and streaming services wait in the wings.
Skype founders new project is Vdio
You've sold your company to Microsoft, now what? Build a content streaming platform apparently.