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The Death of Terrestrial TV: Part 1080

By John Furnari | Published: November 15, 2009
Clearly no, we haven’t written over a thousand posts on the pending doom of terrestrial television.  It does feel that way though. This week it’s another strong development from the fine folks at YouTube.  As of Thursday, 1080p Hi-Def video is now available on the world’s largest video portal and second most popular search engine. Here [...]
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Hulu Desktop: The Day Terrestrial Television Died

By John Furnari | Published: May 29, 2009
A few weeks back we posted on developments at Disney and Hulu, and how that spelled the end of television as we know it.  But seriously this time, it’s really over. I remember seeing the incredible documentary The Day the Music Died where my good friend Justin Goldberg was discussing the first time he was shown [...]
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YouTube Live Streaming, Disney Jumping in on Hulu, and the End of Television As We Know It

By John Furnari | Published: May 5, 2009
Two big news stories this week speak volumes to the paradigm shift in viewing habits taking place in the world of digital communication. First, Mashable reported last Wednesday that Barack Obama’s 100-days press conference would be streamed…live…on YouTube.  This was the first live streaming event ever on the site that changed the world as an archive [...]
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