Rather interesting Deloitte & Touche report on what the future of TV networks is

“What was previously considered “TV content” is now being burned into DVDs, time delayed by PVRs, broken into fragments, piped on demand over the Internet, downloaded into mobile devices and syndicated around the globe. Such changes are having a profound effect [...]

Starting May 3rd the New York Post website will let you read articles only if you register. Like the other newspapers do.
They do this so that they can gather info and “help the web site develop more relevant content and features”. I think they meant to say getting as much info as we [...]

Nice article from MSNBC on the end of analog TV and the pending switch over to digital on December 31st, 2006. That is unless by that date fewer than 85% of american households can watchi digital TV at which time Congress will have to make use of a loophole in the law they passed and [...]