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[Blogmaverick.com] Broadcast TV will never die. - Blog Maverick: Mark, I was at a conference hosted by Gavin Polone that had many of the TV and advertising heavyweights discussing the effects of TiVo on broadcast TV revenues, and their outlooks were dire for the health of their businesses. They look upon TiVo as a Napster, in that people can essentially watch TV without paying for it (as advertisers begin to shy away from buying spots that consumers can avoid).

 [Digitaltv-weblog.com] The Digital TV Weblog: Main Page - IPTV, Video on Demand, Streaming TV: To me these last few months have been interesting as we watch TV networks using broadband video to bypass traditional television distribution providers (local television stations and cable). The Chicago Tribune points out that there also is an open question of whether these owners of content should or should not also bypass the Internet portal sites (Google, MSN, Yahoo).

[Animasblog.com] What happens to TV? at Animas Weblog: What we need to do is to find a way to make the cost of keeping those shows available less than the benefit derived from people seeing them…The broadcast distribution network isn’t efficient for small audiences…[but,] the Internet could be an ideal medium for serving small audiences…We need a way of rewarding the content creators when someone enjoys their work.

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