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Hybrid Internet-TV Makes Progress in Europe

Posted September 21, 2009 9:00 AM

From NYT > Technology:

Internet television has become so popular that some European broadcasters want to put it on TV — the one in the living room. Within several months, viewers in Germany with specially equipped televisions may be able to watch public broadcasters' Internet television services, which let users catch up on the shows of the previous week, whenever they choose, via their computers.

The original article ran in the Technology section of the New York Times.

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09/21/2009 12:19 PM

That's the only way I recieve my programming... Love it!

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09/22/2009 5:23 AM

We already have most of that on cable TV boxes in the UK. We do most of our watching using the TV catch up facility.
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