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Canadian television giant CTV Inc. says that Shaw Communications Inc. will not proceed with the purchase of three over-the-air TV stations for $1 each.
- Cablevision Gets Go Ahead, TiVo Slides
TiVo shares on Monday, June 29, 2009, lost 4.08% and fell $0.45 to close at $10.58. The slide in the price followed the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to permit Cablevision and other cable operators to offer network DVR service.
- Entropic Hires Former PolyCipher CEO Lookabaugh
Entropic Communications, a provider of silicon and software to provide home networking over coaxial cabling, announced it has hired Tom Lookabaugh as its chief technology officer.
- TiVO vs. Dish: Both Stocks Lose in the Fight
The never ending saga of Dish Network Corp. A versus TiVO Inc. ends up hurting shareholders more while the two companies duke it out in court over technology patents.A Today TIVO shares are the big loser down 14% while DISH shares are off 2%, but the battle is far from over.
- Trimble Construction Manager Offers Google Maps and a Rugged New GPS...
Trimble today announced the release of Trimble Construction Manager version 2.4, a remote construction asset management solution.
- Russia sends U.S. communications satellite into orbit
Russia launched a carrier rocket on Tuesday to send a U.S. communications satellite into space, news agencies reported, citing the Khrunichev state space research and production center.
- CenturyTel-Embarq deal set to close Wednesday
MONROE, La. - CenturyTel Inc. is expected to close its acquisition of Embarq Corp., forming a new rural telecommunications giant.
- U.S. gov't to release $4 billion soon for broadband
The U.S. government will soon release $4 billion of loans and grants aimed at expanding broadband access to underserved areas across the United States, officials said on Wednesday.
- Ohio Supreme Court to hear satellite TV tax appeal
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The Ohio Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to hear a satellite TV company's appeal of a state sales tax imposed on the industry in 2003.
