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Industry Voice IT managers face the challenge of adjusting their infrastructure to store growing data and delivering content reliably to customers.

Optus is doubling down on cable, with new plans offering some pretty impressive value for money.

Seems Apple still hasn't been able to reach the necessary deals with resistant content providers.

Ken Hodge, CTO at Brand-Rex looks at how current and upcoming technology needs to be deployed to cope with this growing bow-wave of data.

You may wind up waiting longer for that rumored high-def Apple iTV revolution.

Rethinking its approach to getting its little black box on the market, Apple is reportedly looking to team up with cable providers instead of competing with them.

On Friday, Verizon announced that it has begun taking steps to increase its domestic network capabilities to offer 100Gbps (gigabit-per-second).

The Aereo TV experiment has begun in New York City, allowing users to stream live broadcast TV to connected devices running Apple's Safari browser and the Roku set-top box.

Netflix is believed to be in talks with major cable companies with a view to integrating its Watch Instantly streaming service.

Virgin Media has announced that a brand-new TiVo box is on its way - with a lower cost 500MB set top box arriving on the service in mid-May.