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Getting NFL Games Over the Web
Tweet Share on Facebook October 3, 2007 Comment (3)DirecTV's satellite service has long delivered more televised NFL football to fans willing to open their wallets, and it's now delivering it without the satellite or TV. The company this season launched its Supercast service, which offers all televised NFL games (except those blacked out by broadcasters) for viewing over the Web.
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Digital Pioneer The Tube Is No More
Tweet Share on Facebook October 2, 2007 Comment (2)The Tube went dark this week, leaving us antenna-using TV watchers with one less channel to view. Started by one of the folks who launched MTV, the Tube offered 24 hours of music videos in free, over-the-air broadcasts. It was one of several now-failed ventures that tried to take advantage of new bandwidth available through digital broadcasts.
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Burning Downloaded Movies to Disk
Tweet Share on Facebook October 1, 2007 Comment (8)Downloading movies is getting more popular. But it's still a pain to get them from the PC to our TV, where we can watch from the comfort of our couches. Sonic Solutions is launching new gear to free downloaded movies from studio handcuffs—at least enough to get flicks from the PC to the TV.
