Aereo plans additional cities soon; original programming to come
IAC chairman Barry Diller has expansive plans for his Internet TV service, Aereo -- including, eventually, original programming.
IAC chairman Barry Diller has expansive plans for his Internet TV service, Aereo -- including, eventually, original programming.
So why start yet another T-shirt website? Apparently, to make T-shirt buying a social event, or even a cause.
Today the New York Times announced that it has sold the group of sites to Barry Diller's IAC conglomerate for $300 million.
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 …
Aereo, which streams local broadcast television to your mobile devices, has filed a second countersuit against PBS, Fox, and two New York broadcasters already embroiled in legal battle with the entertainment tech startup.
Aereo allows people to receive broadcast TV …
I’m sitting in my office (by which I mean my kitchen) watching Rachel Ray on my iPad and Kathy Lee on my laptop. These aren’t clips or day or old episodes. It’s live programming that’s streaming to me via Aereo, …
Aereo, the New York startup that is building a new system for streaming and recoding live TV, is countersuing the big TV networks that filed a lawsuit against it at the beginning of this month. The company, which is backed …
Incumbent industries have a history of challenging new technologies that disrupt the established way they do business. For example, AT&T sued to keep everything from the answering machine to the Hush-A-Phone out of the market. Yesterday’s news that all the …
File this one under bound to happen. IAC’s new service, Aereo, which charges users $12 a month to stream the basic TV networks and a selection of cable channels, is the target of a lawsuit filed by Fox, WPIX, Univision, …
Influential media businessman Barry Diller was on hand today for the debut of new startup Aereo TV, a streaming video service that aims to steal consumers away from the expensive cable and satellite television providers.
Aereo allows users to view …