Archive for the 'Internet TV Explained' Category


Youtube Looking To Buy Independent Next New Networks

Next New Networks based in New York, create video of their own and also distribute from independent suppliers via it’s Next New Creators program.

Internet Connected TV Hardware 3 Million Units To Sell Over Holiday

It is estimated that 3 million internet connected tv devices will be sold during the holiday season letting viewers watch online tv and video on their television, says a new report from Parks Associates.

Netflix Match Hulu Plus Price For Streaming TV

In the ultra competative internet tv market you have to keep up with the competition. Netflix have done this by matching it’s rival by launching a $7.99 per month stream only subscription plan for US users. The move was thought to be a response to Hulu who last week cut the price of its monthly subscription tv and movie service to $8 a month.

TV On Demand Will Generate $10 Billion Revenue By 2014

Watching TV on demand is increasingly popular around the world, and it is predicted that it will generate a revenue of $10 billion in the US by 2014. TV on demand encompasses different deliveries of tv content to the user, but is a non physical product.

Hulu Opens Doors To Hulu Plus, But Does Anyone Care?

It has been announced that the subscription arm of the Hulu online streaming business, Hulu Plus is available for anyone to sign up to, without needing an invite. But is there much interest anyway? The news was announced in a company blog post and also news that Sony PS3 owners will have access to the [...]

YouView Brings 2012 Olympics And Local TV News On Board

Kip Meek, YouView’s chairman has announced that the London 2012 Olympics and local TV news services are two of the areas where the BBC backed VOD service expects to excel after launch date. Meek also announced that YouView was in “very early stage discussions” with main US TV studios over the possibility of providing content [...]