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Jumat, 12 April 2013

Aereo: Pay for free TV

Aereo: Pay for free TV

Few expect broadcasters themselves to pull the plug. Yet Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. (NWS) said on April 8 that it may end Fox's 26-year run as a free broadcast channel if U.S. courts continue to allow Web startup Aereo to retransmit its costly

If you're used to watching Netflix, Aereo's Web browser interface may seem familiar, but the content doesn't come from on-demand libraries. Instead, Aereo streams live television channels. If you want to watch a show later, you can record it, like you

In a Q&A with CNET's Marguerite Reardon, Boxee CEO Avner Ronen talks about the latest version of the company's product, the future of cord-cutting, as well as the Aereo controversy and what would happen if Apple competed head-to-head with Boxee.

If you're used to watching Netflix, Aereo's Web browser interface may seem familiar, but the content doesn't come from on-demand libraries. Instead, Aereo streams live television channels. If you want to watch a show later, you can record it, like you

Take Aereo, for example, which is taking live television signals and delivering them over the Web, further blurring the line between traditional and Internet TV. Thanks to a bit of technological wizardry, the company is able to offer things you might

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