Last month, TiVo finally dropped the hammer on its original DVR, the Series 1, by announcing that it would no longer receive program guide updates after September. To make up for that, the company has ...

This story was written by Rafat Ali. The media companies got one on the chin, sort of: The U.S. Supreme court has rejected an appeal by the Hollywood studios and TV networks to block Cablevision’s use ...

TiVo introduced a cloud-based networked DVR service at the Consumer Electronics Show Tuesday, a historic move because it's the first time the Alviso company has branched out from its long-held ...

DISH Network Introduces New High Definition DVR; Video Archiving Feature Allows Consumers to Create An Unlimited Library of Favorite TV Programs EchoStar Communications Corporation (Nasdaq:DISH) and ...

Strange things afoot at Cablevision. They’re apparently working on a DVR without a hard drive—the content is stored remotely on Cablevision servers and then pulled down when needed. Customers “record” ...

We mentioned earlier that Cablevision was in some legal trouble regarding its planned network DVR. If you don’t remember, the network DVR differs from a regular DVR in that all of the content is ...

Cable operator Cablevision Systems said on Monday it plans to introduce a video recording service as early as this year that aims to replace the living room digital video recorder. Digital video ...

Despite possible legal challenges, Cablevision is moving ahead with plans to deploy its Remote Storage-DVR (RS-DVR) this summer, a service that allows cable TV subscribers to record shows on ...

Just in time to make a perfect Father’s Day gift, WD NYSE: WDC today introduced its new My DVR Expander™ USB Edition™ external hard drives that are verified compatible with DISH Network Corporation’s ...

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NEW YORK, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Cablevision Systems Corp. told a federal appeals court on Wednesday that a network-based digital video recorder service would not infringe on copyrights of film studios ...