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October 20, 2003 2:52 PM
Again, The Death of Tivo
The NYT's piece today on TiVo once again questions the company's prospects, and lays the blame for its possible demise on cable obivating the company's hardware business by incorporating TiVo-like features into set top boxes. But as usual the piece ignores the implications of what happens to consumer choice and the future of ideas (in the Lessig sense) if we allow cable companies to control what features are available on PVRs. Not only do we lose the freedom to tinker, we also push intelligence, such that it is, into the cable companies' systems, and away from the edges. Sigh. Time for Apple to step in?
- Posted by John Battelle on October 20, 2003 2:52 PM
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the time for apple lays in the past and it is to late for apple.
i am totally agree with this report, i hope something is coming better in this situation.
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