by Grab Media, a blinkx company
Yesterday, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings announced that due to the companys recent higher than expected growth in the first quarter of this year, prices for subscribers will be increasing “later this quarter by $1-$2 a month, and what detractors of the decision fail to realize is the ways in which this price increase benefits them and the medium they love so much, and how no matter what they do, the outcome can only be positive. According to Forbes contributor Merrill Barr, the price increase means more money in Netflixs hands for things like better content and higher-quality streaming.
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by Grab Media, a blinkx company
The U.S. Supreme Court is taking up a dispute between broadcasters and an Internet startup company that has the potential to bring big changes to the television industry. The company is Chet Kanojia's Aereo Incorporated, and the justices are hearing arguments Tuesday over its service that gives subscribers in 11 U.S. cities access to television programs on their laptop computers, smartphones and other portable devices.
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by Clip Syndicate
The U.S. Supreme Court is taking up a dispute between broadcasters and an Internet startup company that has the potential to bring big changes to the television industry. The company is Chet Kanojia's Aereo Incorporated, and the justices are hearing arguments Tuesday over its service that gives subscribers in 11 U.S. cities access to television programs on their laptop computers, smartphones and other portable devices.
Read more Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia Explains The Broadcaster Battle In His Own Words
by Grab Media, a blinkx company
In the past year, Aereo has fought legal battles in three different states with broadcasters looking to get the streaming TV service kicked off the air. Tomorrow, the case goes to the main stage in front of the Supreme Court , where lawyers from both sides will make arguments before the Supreme Court. The case itself is highly complex, with broadcasters alleging that Aereo has no right to stream its copyrighted content, and Aereo arguing that the consumer itself has control over the content and its recording.
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