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Online Video Killed The TV Star?

Tags: YouTube + TV + Video + IPTV

Rasti
Posted by Rasti 1 year 7 months ago; via news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/enter...

The online video boom is starting to eat into TV viewing time, an ICM survey of 2,070 people for the BBC suggests.

Some 43% of Britons who watch video from the internet or on a mobile device at least once a week said they watched less normal TV as a result.

And online and mobile viewing is rising - three quarters of users said they now watched more than they did a year ago.

But online video viewers are still in the minority, with just 9% of the population saying they do it regularly.

Another 13% said they watched occasionally,...

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One Less Cable Customer & The Future of TV

Tags: TV + IPTV + Cable + Eric Olson

ToPo
Posted by ToPo 1 year 9 months ago; via ventureweek.com/blog/2006...

Everyone complains about the monopoly that Microsoft or Apple's iTunes has, but at least you have a choices.

What about the cable? What about the crapy UI?

Eric Olson writes:
Television is definitely heading online. Major League Baseball is already allowing fans subscribe to a service that allows them to watch all the games they want online and PBS allows viewers to view PBS shows right from PBS.org. This is exciting because it means that the technology is out there and it works. Also, all TV channels have web sites already so they are...

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China to lead the broadband world

Tags: China + broadband + Ovum + Leichtman Research + Kevin Lee + VoIP + IPTV

LuBo
Posted by LuBo 1 year 10 months ago; via vnunet.com/vnunet/news/21...

China will overtake the US next year to become the world's largest broadband internet market, analysts have forecast.

The number of broadband subscribers in China is growing at a staggering 79 per cent annually, and will reach 79 million in 2007, consulting firm Ovum predicted in research released today.

Recent estimates from Leichtman Research suggest that the number of broadband connections in the US, currently the world's largest market, is around 51 million.

Ovum's predictions are in line with those from other researchers....

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