Monthly Archives: April, 2010

TechCrunch wrote an article today which reports 600,000 television viewers pulled-the-plug on paid subscriptions in 2009 (adding up to about 800,000 over the last...

The F.C.C. is going to move forward with their expansion plans for broadband that favors the consumer regardless of the court ruling by finding a work-around... possibly classifying the Internet/broadband as a utility service over which it would have more control, wresting that power away from the conglomerates and corporations who wish only to profit from putting the squeeze on broadband service

Microsoft released a 64GB version of their Zune HD, dropping the prices of the 16GB and 32GB models in the process. But the announcement...

The future for video-on-demand looks particularly bright this week. A recent study published by Infonetics Research has shown that spending for video-on-demand and content servers as well as other VOD infrastructure components and devices by cable and IPTV service providers to be steady at $625 million in 4Q09

Normally you would walk into Borders, check out the Blu-ray collection, and walk out wondering why they were all priced at the manufacturer's suggested...

Today marks the release of Grand Theft Auto: Episodes from Liberty City for the Playstation 3 and PC. The compilation includes both The Lost...

Despite some criticism from hardcore gamers, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 is still staying strong at the top of the multiplayer charts, and...

Amazon is having a sale on several Blu-ray and DVD movies they label as "epic." You may not agree all the titles are of...

Now on sale in Japan, Sharp has developed a quad pixel (also known as four-primary-color) 3D LCD HDTV which fixes those unwanted "ghost" images,...