Just so you don’t misunderstand me, let me start with the disclaimer that I love the idea of Internet-connected TVs. If the future is to have most things connected to the Internet, such as your toaster, refrigerator and washing machine,
Category Archives: Online TV
July 22, 2011 by Sam Vasisht | No comments
Apple among the bidders for Hulu?
Rumors are abounding today that Apple may have thrown its hat in the ring for Hulu. It is an interesting twist in Hulu’s quest for an exit. Industry watchers have started speculating why Apple would pick up Hulu and what
May 06, 2011 by Sam Vasisht | No comments
Buggy Whips & Electric Cars: What’s Video Got to Do With It?
I heard it again at the National Association of Broadcasters’ convention: Traditional pay TV and broadcast models are going to go the way of the buggy whip. This was not the first time, nor will it be the last time
Posted in: Broadcasters, Commentary, Online TV, Streaming | Tags: LinkedIn, National Association of Broadcasters, Netflix, Revision3, The Roku Player
January 12, 2009 by Sam Vasisht | No comments
As Broadband Video Grows, Television is not Standing Still
Just when we think that broadband video is delivering the fare that makes traditional television viewing passé, there appear signs that there may be more to come when it comes to plain old television service (maybe this is a new
The Binary Prospects of Google TV. Is it Beholden to what Apple Does?
GoogleTV generated buzz at CES this year, which should not be surprising given the market clout of Google and the rework needed to the tarnished image of GoogleTV. Most of us will agree that GoogleTV has failed to perform. Personally,