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[Herot.typepad.com] Christopher Herot's Weblog: While both IPTV and Internet Television provide for ways to control how content is stored and used, the IPTV world is obsessed with the idea of total control over every aspect of distribution, storage, and viewing, creating a closed universe of trusted devices, where none of the content can leak out in to the dangerous world of the PC where users can not be trusted to lean back passively on their couches but instead are likely to rip/mix/burn and otherwise personalize the content for their own use. From what I saw at the conference, the people who produce the content seem to understand that accomodating their viewers and allowing more flexibility will be good for their business and perhaps essential for their survival. 

[Ptv-agc.org] Slide 1: Video On Demand (VOD) is one method that IPTV systems use to deliver content. Timeshifted content can be viewed as long as days, months or years later .

[Musicandmedia.org] Slide 1: IPTV (Internet Protocol Television) is a common label for systems that deliver .Timeshifted content can be viewed as long as days, months or years later, .

[Digicontentreporter.com] digiContentReporter.com - Digital media & content news on Europe: As telecom and pay TV operators battle to roll-out their respective content offerings via IPTV and cable, we’re often told that "locking-in" customers by the bundling of voice, data and video services - by one provider - will minimize customer attrition. While this is a reasonable assumption, it’s interesting to note that a recent Jupiter Research report entitled, "IPTV: Simple Benefits, Not New Technology, Most Effectively Compete Against Cable," finds customer loyalty for IPTV services to be fleeting and price-driven.

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