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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundTiVo and DirecTV extend contract
April 12, 2006 DirecTV will support for another three years TiVo DVR boxes and service that were sold to existing subscribers.DirecTV helps TiVo to reach million mark
November 4, 2003 The digital video recorder company says it has signed up 1 million subscribers, propelled by its partnership with satellite service provider DirecTV.TiVo sues EchoStar over DVR patent
January 5, 2004 Moving to protect its licensing business, TiVo files suit against the satellite TV provider, saying EchoStar's technology infringes on one of its digital video recording patents.TiVo, Comcast reach DVR deal
March 15, 2005 Long-term agreement eases investor concerns over the digital video recorder pioneer's future.DirecTV exec quits TiVo board
June 4, 2004 The satellite TV firm's vice chairman exits the board, as analysts speculate on the solidity of the relationship between the two companies.For TiVo, a channel of one's own?
June 9, 2004 Music, movie downloading could further irk cable and satellite companies.Dell turns on satellite TV
October 20, 2003 The PC maker is finalizing a deal to sell satellite TV systems provided by DirecTV, as part of its push to reach further into consumers' homes.Samsung unveils digital video recorder
August 27, 2003 The electronics giant's first DVR is capable of recording 100 hours of programming. The high-capacity device is designed to work with DirecTV and TiVo services.Dish leaps into San Francisco-area DVR scuffle
December 20, 2004 Satellite TV service jumps into latest DVR marketing blitz to attract customers in wake of cable company blunder.
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