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Unraveling Aereo: is there a case against the TV-internet streamer?
In Depth Broadcast law expert David Oxenford breaks down the complex battle between broadcasters and the company that's streaming content online.
FCC exploring super wireless networks, but some are resisting
As the push begins to free up the wireless spectrum, some companies are trying to prevent a powerful competitor from entering the marketplace: free Wi-Fi.
Apple, Samsung among mobile makers urging Congress for more spectrum
Some of the nation's top technology companies are asking Congress to open up more airwaves for smartphones and tablets.
BBC announces Super Hi-Vision Olympics screenings
The BBC has released details of how you can see the Olympics in Super Hi-Vision at screenings around the UK.
TV industry uneasy over PVR's ability to skip adverts
Big-wigs from the television industry met in New York this week and all the talk was about new ad-skipping tech.
YouTube to get scheduled video channels in 2012?
YouTube is set to launch 12 scheduled channels in 2012, with themes ranging from fashion to sports.
BBC: We contribute £2 for every £1 of licence fee
The BBC contributes £2 to the British economy for every £1 spent in licence fee, according to the broadcaster's chief operating officer.
BBC delivers long-distance Super Hi-Vision broadcast
In the first long-distance broadcast of its kind, the BBC has successfully filmed a Charlatans gig in the UK and beamed it to Japan in Super Hi-Vision.
