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The Rise of Broadband TV

The Rise of Broadband TV

By Henry Lambert on September 15, 2005

Yet another article stating the case for the broadband future of TV.

‘IPTV (internet protocol TV), as it is known, is a budding area that is exciting telecoms and media companies. Within a decade, says the report from Lovelace
Consulting and informitv, TV delivered to sets over the net will be an
established way to receive content.

TV will be much more web-like, with millions of shops to download.

Within five years, the authors predict, many households will have their TV piped through a satellite dish, rooftop aerial or cable network, and through a broadband phone line. TVs will be hooked up to set-top boxes which are in turn hooked up to the broadband pipe too. The broadcast and on-demand programmes it will be able to receive will be in standard as well as high-definition formats.’

Via BBC Technology

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