Archive for January, 2010

At the recent CES conference, there was much discussion of 3-D TV, mobile devices and tablet PCs. But there was also a great deal of talk about the future of television and about alternatives means of delivering entertainment and information to consumers.

The Cable Show 2010, as you already may know, is to take place in Los Angeles, CA from May 11-13, as a part of Cable Connection  – Spring 2010.

Make sure to answer the Call for Speakers for The Cable Show 2010 before next Friday, January 15. You can submit your moderators, panelists and educational session topic ideas here.

Free Press’s description of TV Everywhere is a reminder of the admonition that people are entitled to their own opinions, but not their own set of facts.  The call for an “investigation” of TV Everywhere has no factual or legal basis, no matter how many times Free Press and its allies repeat the words “collusion,” “cartel” and “illegal.”  In the name of protecting competition, they would actually reduce the amount of online content available to consumers.