TV is So Bad, Broadcasters Aren’t Bothering With Releasing Fall Schedules Drew Wilson | May 22, 2022 The quality of TV has plummeted for years. It’s gotten to the point where Fall schedules aren’t even announced any more.
MPAA Successfully Kills TVs Record Button Drew Wilson | May 9, 2010 If anyone thought the ideas around the Broadcast Flag have finally died off, they’d be dead wrong. Reports are coming in that the FCC has granted Selectable Output Control (SOC) meaning that they, not you, can choose what can be recorded on your own TV.
The Return of the Broadcast Flag Drew Wilson | May 17, 2008 It may be an issue that hasn’t made the headlines in the last four years, but a controversial kind of Digital Rights Management (DRM) appears to be making a return to the spotlight.
CBC Reporting on Today’s Entertainment Trends Drew Wilson | September 9, 2006 The CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) is one of Canada’s leading television networks, and has offered content for many years. Thus, the network has seen a lot of trends come and go.
Global TV News Harnesses the Power of Podcasting Drew Wilson | December 22, 2005 As the entertainment industries around the world try and stamp out P2P networks from disseminating content freely, there are those who willingly create free material for mass distribution.
Podcasting On the Rise Drew Wilson | December 12, 2005 Podcasting has accomplished many extraordinary feats recently. Inexpensive by nature, almost anyone with some spare change can start their own Internet radio or TV show.
The Royal Canadian Air Farce – Ready for Download Drew Wilson | November 12, 2005 The Royal Canadian Air Farce has provided humor for Canadians over the many years it’s been on the air. It’s probably one of CBC’s biggest comedy hits to hit the air waves.
‘Whose Line is it Anyway?’ Lives on in P2P Drew Wilson | November 11, 2005 A show some may have never heard of. It was a show others have grown to love or simply fell in love with it at first sight.
TV Lawsuits More Apparent In The Future? Drew Wilson | October 25, 2005 iTunes has been a resource for many users willing to pay for the format. Now with a business move many predicted months before it was made, iTunes is now selling digital video content.
EFF Concerned About British Broadcast Flag Drew Wilson | October 6, 2005 The idea of the broadcast flag is rather unsettling to many Americans. It restricts many things one can do with a television set that he or she could otherwise normally do such as time shifting.
