Time Warner Cable and Cox Communications are aggressively rolling out digital video recorders (DVR) in markets nationwide, but the MSOs' plans don't for the moment include serving TiVo-like ads to ...

Moving into on-campus housing and losing access to DirecTV. Basic cable is provided with the rent, but due to it being a bulk account the cable company won't rent a DVR unit to me so I'm looking for ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Digital video recorders are a double-edged sword for the broadcast ...

U.S. Supreme Court has asked the Justice Department to look at the issue of whether cable operators can deliver networked DVR services. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, ...

Cutting the cord doesn’t have to take you far away from what you’re used to. For anyone who still likes the feel of ...

There’s a new way to cut the cord, and for do-it-yourself nerds like me, it might be the best way, too. SiliconDust is best known for its series of HDHomeRun DVR devices that you hook up to a hard ...

As more and more TV viewers cut the cable for the wealth of other options, one feature that’s often missing from the new home entertainment configuration is a DVR. Nuvyyo Inc. attempts to fill that ...

Digital Video Recording hit an inflection point in 2005, both for equipment and services, according to iSupply. Cable companies have moved from tentative deployment of DVRs to aggressive deployment.

LAS VEGAS--TiVo plans to introduce a high-resolution digital video recorder and deliver programming over the Internet, in an effort to differentiate itself from recording services offered by cable and ...

The cable industry’s primary lobby group has provided more details on its counter-proposal to the Federal Communications Commission’s set-top box plan, and there’s at least one thing cable TV ...

Live TV streaming services get you access to local stations, sports matches and cable networks. Here's a guide to picking the ...

LOS ANGELES AND WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday blocked an effort by major media companies to quash a technology that threatens their already deteriorating advertising business.