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CBS weighs entry into 3D market
Despite studies that show 3D TV is struggling for acceptance in the U.S. market, broadcaster CBS says it may bring several of its shows, converted from 2D to 3D, to a 24-hour pay-TV network.
Report shows consumers not ready to buy 3D TVs... yet
LAS VEGAS--The good news: A new study finds that consumer awareness of 3D TV finally is beginning to perk up. And the bad? Potential buyers still have too many reasons not to buy it. There was no
International children's channel KidsCo adds VOD to Poland's TOYA
NBC Universal backed children's channel KidsCo is adding a video on demand component to its existing package on TOYA, one of Poland's largest TV operators. KidsCo will continue to broadcast its range
WealthTV expands 3D offerings as more programmers look to new format
WealthTV, which in July rolled out an episode of its series on classic cars, "Wealth on Wheels Classic," available in 3D to Verizon's FiOS TV subscribers, says it's taking the plunge into 3D in a big
3D TV: Coming of age in the next five years
Last week, Samsung rolled out a 50-inch plasma 3D-ready HDTV set for less than $1,000, which is pretty remarkable when you consider that in 1998, when the first HD set rolled into the market it cost
Verizon adds 3D content to its FiOS line-up with 'WealthTV' episode
The lack of 3D content available to consumers has been cited as a major hurdle to wide-scale 3D TV adoption, but program providers are slowly ramping up their offerings. Luxury lifestyle programmer
3DTV: Zpryme reports on potential usage scenarios
In early February, we published a post on the market prospects for 3DTV , based on a study from consumer research firm Zpryme Research and Consulting. That study examined public opinion about 3DTV in
KT takes bite of Apple model
The Korea Times reports that Korea Telecom chief Lee Suk-chae dropped the A-word in talking about the future of the telco's IPTV services offering--which has evolved over the last year from
New year, renewed criticism of TV Everywhere
The TV Everywhere hybrid TV/Internet video subscription model already has been criticized by some as anti-competitive, but the model reportedly will face new formal challenges today from letters
TV and the usage-based pricing evolution
Bandwidth caps and metered, usage-based pricing for broadband were among the most unpopular notions on the telecom scene during 2009. During the initial months of this year, there was so much bad
