TV anywhere startup Aereo is doing its best to stave off attacks that its business is operating illegally, and has now asked a federal court in New York to block broadcaster CBS from filing additional lawsuits.
Twitter sent out a letter to publications today warning them that more attacks will come in the future and to start preparing now.
While two-factor authentication is a great extra barrier between hackers and you, it wouldn't have stopped the phishing attack that led to the hack on the AP's Twitter account.
The AP Twitter account was breached today. The hackers sent out a bogus tweet about an attack on the White House.
CBS has had plenty to say about its future if TV startup Aereo is permitted to exist, and now the company is investing some of its resources into a streaming video startup that could help it stay competitive.
Not a week after the Syrian Electronic Army hacked into NPR, the group reportedly strikes again, taking over the 60 Minutes Twitter account.
"They're independent businesses, they can choose to do what they wish to," said Aereo's Chet Kanojia at the Ad Age Digital conference today.
"The database of affinity is Facebook's birthright," Forrester Analyst Nate Elliott says. "And it's going to blow it.
Major broadcast station CBS could disconnect its freely available broadcast signal in favor of becoming a cable channel, according to recent comments made by CBS chief exec Leslie Moonves.
Two trained professionals lay out a defensive case for video games.
In its latest effort to differentiate its streaming video service from competitors, Amazon's Prime Instant Video service will be getting a hot new TV show while it currently airs on television, the company announced today.
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Hulu reached a new multi-year licensing agreement with CBS today, meaning the streaming video service will now feature content from all the major broadcast TV companies in the country.
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Broadcast TV networks have lost their legal battle to stop influential media businessman Barry Diller’s Aereo from operating for the time being, thanks to a decision by a federal court judge issued Wednesday.
The judge ruled that Aereo could continue …
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