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Can computers replace the mighty TV? (The News Journal)
Hewlett-Packard on June 10 unveiled a $349 digital receiver that brings video and audio content from the PC or Internet to any high-definition television set.
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When Will Qwest Learn? (Light Reading)
I got an invitation in the mail. Pretty. Silver-lined. It was from Qwest Communications International Inc. (NYSE: Q - message board ), inviting me to their new high-speed fiber service. I was intrigued! Finally – fiber has come to my neighborhood! This deserved some exploration.
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Roger Keating Joins Hearst-Argyle Television as Head of Digital Media Unit (Broadcast Newsroom)
NEW YORK , July 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Roger Keating is joining Hearst-Argyle Television , Inc. (NYSE: HTV) as Senior Vice President, Digital Media.
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Surfing Roads Less Traveled (Washington Post)
In Sprint's multibillion-dollar vision, Washingtonians will soon be able to sit in a moving car (passenger seat, please) and take part in a video chat while downloading a movie and writing e-mails.
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Moto's Cable WiMax Edge (Light Reading)
In the wake of the cable's big bet on WiMax via the reconfigured Clearwire LLC (Nasdaq: CLWR - message board ), one can't help but wonder: Which cable vendor is best positioned to cash in? Hello, Mr. Moto.
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SCTE: Cable CTOs Dish On Bandwidth (MultiChannel News)
Philadelphia—Even as cable operators prepare to roll out higher-speed DOCSIS 3.0 “wideband” broadband service, they’re also fine-tuning ways of curbing the small percentage of subscribers who consume far more than their fair share.
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Cisco Touts SDV, Wideband Customers (MultiChannel News)
Philadelphia—Cisco Systems announced two cable customer wins: Canada's Rogers Cable Communications will deploy the vendor's switched digital video system for its Ontario customers, and Japan's Jupiter Telecommunications Co. has ordered DOCSIS 3.0 modems.
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AT&T chronology (San Antonio Express-News & KENS 5)
March 7, 1876: Alexander Graham Bell is granted his first patent for the invention of the telephone.
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Personal Tech (Washington Post)
The Washington Post's Rob Pegoraro discusses his recent reviews and answers your personal tech questions.
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Will Technology Firms Bridge the Chasm Between Computer and TV? (Knowledge at Wharton)
Hewlett-Packard, Netflix, Apple and others want to move content from the Internet to that big flat-screen TV in the living room. Wharton experts wonder if there is a market for this and indeed, whether consumers are even willing to accept interactive television. The best advice to companies for now: Hedge your bets.
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