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BBC iPlayer and Apple iPhone: FIGHT!
By: Davey Winder

So the BBC is on a mission to make the iPlayer available on more portable devices, as long as they support Windows Media-protected content that is. Which means no iPlayer content on your iPhone. Or does it?


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YouTube screws non-US netizens with US-only full length TV eps
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt

YouTube finally gets the right to legally show full length episodes of select TV shows, such as Star Trek, MacGyver and the original 90210 from CBS, then screws all those Internet users not in the US by saying "This video is not available in your country". Thanks YouTube and CBS for nothing!


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Watch TV with Linux
By: David M Williams

In our modern, and busy, world the separation between home computers and home entertainment systems is fast fading. Linux makes it a cinch to build your own PVR, allowing you to watch, pause and record live TV broadcasts.


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Channel Nine shock: “loyal” McLeod’s Daughters viewers “recognised” with free download
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt

Channel Nine says it is recognising “loyal McLeod’s Daughters enthusiasts” by making the final series available free for download via NineMSN. Is Channel Nine finally giving a damn about its viewers?


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Do Foxtel’s “four tuners” make the iQ2 four times foxier?
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt

Foxtel is progressively rolling out its “four tuners” functionality that allows 2 shows to be recorded while you watch one live – but what’s happened to the fourth tuner?!


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NBC Universal back on iTunes Store: who caved?
By: Stephen Withers

New NBC Universal TV shows are back in the iTunes Store after a one year absence. The question is did NBC Universal give in to Apple's one price fits all policy or did it get the pricing flexibility it wanted?


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Samsung loves Blu-ray today but says only “5 years” left
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt

A top Samsung UK executive has demolished Blu-ray’s chances of being relevant for more than about 5 years, if that, in an interview with UK tech site Pocket-link. How “blu” must Sony be feeling with Samsung right now?!


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Sid the Science Kid helps educate children about the real world
By: William Atkins

A new animated PBS Kids series from the Jim Henson Company and PBS’ KCET is helping to teach children about science because Sid is a kid who "wants to know everything about everything.”



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Sony still Stringering us along with PS3 price cuts
By: Mike Bantick

Sony are in Germany as part of IFA 2008.  At the press conference, CEO and Chairman Sir Howard Stringer has set some company goals and poured water over any PS3 price cut speculation.



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Sony ZX1 is TV sex on a very thin stick
By: Davey Winder

Sony appears to have rediscovered its mojo, at least as far as innovation in the massively overcrowded flat screen television market is concerned, with what it claims is the thinnest and lightest LCD TV in the world...


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Demand growing for mobile content and services
By: Stephen Withers

Fewer people are buying more mobile content, according to the latest Australian Mobile Phone Lifestyle Index. The study is published by the Australian Interactive Media Industry Association, and sponsored by mobile broadband application provider m.Net and user interface design company Ideal Interfaces.


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Yahoo! and Intel to extend world of widgets to TV
By: Stephen Withers

Yahoo! and Intel have announced a plan to bring computer-style widgets to TV screens. The idea behind the Widget Channel is to take familiar software technologies to an emerging platform.


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Music videos coming to PS3 - downloads to follow
By: Stephen Withers

The PS3 will get a streaming music video service in early 2009, and Sony is working on an iTunes Store lookalike for the well-regarded console.


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274 million digital TV households by 2012
By: Davey Winder

Western Europeans and North Americans are switching off old fashioned televisions and switching on to digital TV in their millions as analog transmissions fast approach that final termination deadline...


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Google in new 'white space' spectrum push
By: Stephen Withers

Google has long been a proponent of opening up the 'white space' spectrum between TV channels for public use in the US. With the FCC preparing to make a ruling, the company is stepping up the PR campaign with the launch of Free The Airwaves.


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IceTV and iPhone users rejoice: remote recording is here - again
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt

Got an IceTV subscription and a compatible PVR, Windows Media Center PC or IceTV on your Mac? Sure, IceTV has allowed mobile phone users to browser to its “remoterecord” website to do the same thing, but why not create a dedicated iPhone app – and a Facebook app to come soon, too?


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Samsung’s 3D plasma TV lands in Australia, needs PC and glasses
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt

3D TV has been promised as the “next big thing” for years, but while consumers can now buy one, play selected 3D games through a PC and watch 2D DVD converted to “3D” through a PC, as well as 3D movies, all with special glasses, 3D television programming isn’t here yet.

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Telstra’s 3D TV – more questions answered
By: Alex Zaharov-Reutt

I went to have a look at Telstra’s new 3D TV display, destined for advertising and use in retail, enterprise and government installations, and had the chance to find out how the 3D TV is displayed, and to get some more questions answered. Read on!


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