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Google entering video-on-demand business
January 7, 2006 Service will let users pay 99 cents to $3.95 for recent and classic movies, TV shows, sports games.Sun seeks profit from Internet TV
April 26, 2007 Sun begins selling a high-end server that can send out 160,000 simultaneous streams of video over the Internet.Photos: Sun does streaming videoAkimbo adds baseball to video-on-demand service
August 22, 2005 Subscribers to get clips and highlights from the current season, plus access to archives of classic games.Motorola to acquire video-on-demand tech
July 25, 2006 Purchase of Broadbus will give Motorola the ability to offer video on demand for an array of delivery devices.Cisco buys video-on-demand start-up
August 22, 2006 Company to spend $92 million on Arroyo Video Solutions to bolster its video portfolio and better position it for the future.Google to showcase video-on-demand service
January 6, 2006 It's a burgeoning market, but analysts wonder if people are even interested in swapping their TVs with a PC.Verizon adds Showtime to Fios TV roster
April 26, 2005 Carrier adds 11 Showtime channels to the list of programming it will broadcast on its fiber-to-the-home network.Blockbuster's brick-and-mortar Netflix defense
October 27, 2004 It's a virtual world, the video king says, but lots of real estate will be an asset for quick delivery of movies.AT&T to offer video on demand to DSL customers
April 18, 2006 Teams with Akimbo Systems to provide Net-based VOD service to DSL subscribers who sign up for new Homezone TV service.Comcast to acquire movie tickets site Fandango
April 11, 2007 Cable operator plans to build a new entertainment site called Fancast.com, coming this summer.MTV Networks expands deal with Sprint
March 28, 2007 MTV Networks expands its deal with Sprint to provide more mobile Web sites, on-demand video, and live content streams.Commentary: The ABCs of video upheaval
April 12, 2006 The debut of free shows online will start a trend, forcing the Web to be part of everybody's TV strategy.Commentary: iTunes gets more TV
December 6, 2005 Inevitably NBC follows the lead of other networks. Once the money starts flowing, the floodgates will open.Comcast, Cisco and Nortel seek interoperability
December 12, 2005 The goal: making sure equipment is interoperable to meet the needs of video-on-demand and high-definition video.Phone, cable companies embracing Web 2.0
November 8, 2006 As cable and telephone companies increasingly offer the same services, some are turning to Internet collaboration to set themselves apart.AOL says 'Welcome back' to old TV shows
November 14, 2005 Portal will offer free access to popular vintage TV shows via video-on-demand under a deal with Warner Bros.Roadblocks, new ideas in video-on-demand biz
October 21, 2005 Netflix puts its film download plan on hold, while Comcast tries new ideas to woo Hollywood to on-demand viewing.Commentary: Apple's video jump-start
October 14, 2005 The iPod maker marks a watershed moment for online videos with its new iPod, iMac and iTunes offerings.Intel-Apple coupling could woo Hollywood
June 5, 2005 Apple's hip and Intel's square. But the high-powered pairing could set the stage for a big-picture ending.MovieBeam video service launches nationwide
February 14, 2006 With financial backing by Disney, Cisco and Intel, over-the-air service goes beyond traditional video on demand, for a price.
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