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The Supreme Court Monday declined to review the challenge by CNN and some major studios to Cablevision's use of a remote DVR service. The decision paves the way for Cablevision to deploy the service later this summer, according to the company. Full Article at Broadcasting & Cable
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In a rebuff to Hollywood, the U.S. Supreme Court has declined to review a decision allowing Cablevision to go forward with remote-storage digital video recorders. Full Article at MediaPost.com
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Regional sports programmer YES Network, cable operator Cablevision and MLB Advanced Media (MLBAM), the online arm of Major League Baseball, officially announced today a deal that will let Cablevision subscribers watch New York Yankees games online... Full Article at Broadcasting & Cable
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The latency issue is one of the key factors that has prevented VOD from becoming a meaningful generator of ad revenue. Full Article at MediaWeek
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NEW YORK Cablevision has taken the next leap forward in the quest to make video-on-demand a more dynamic environment for advertisers, announcing plans to begin offering same-day ad insertion across its entire footprint. Full Article at AdWeek
From the Web
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In January, I wrote about , a plan by a cable operator to shift recording of TV shows from users’ boxes to a central server: Cablevision wants to offer DVR as a service instead of a device. Full Article at JohnAugust.com
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Just when you thought there couldn’t be anymore hoopla involved with getting married, the wedding industry strikes again! The WE channel, in conjunction with Cablevision, is launching a 24-7 channel on all things bridal. Full Article at The Frisky
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Cablevision’s Remote Access DVR service will let users watch their recorded content from anywhere, not just on their home-based set-top boxes. Cablevision will start offering its new DVR product this year. Full Article at XChange Online
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Many of us -- this blogger included -- like the idea of whizzing past commercials to get back to our favorite programs sooner, but put up with having our viewing interrupted by Madison Avenue because we're resistant to the idea of shelling out a couple... Full Article at WalletPop
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Home : Features : News 30-Jun-2009 Written by: Julie Terry Network giants are trying to stop Cablevision from changing their DVR service. DVR is pretty awesome. Full Article at TheCelebrityCafe.com
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The Knicks City Dancers who, like Newsday, are owned by Cablevision, have been holding auditions for the 2009-10 squad. Over 350 talented young women showed up for Sunday's first round. Full Article at Watchdog
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As soon as Cablevision announced plans in March 2006 to introduce the service, it was challenged in court by a consortium of networks and Hollywood studios that argued that remote-storage digital video recorders constituted new on-demand programming... Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Hollywood apparently tried to make a federal case about Cablevision launching a virtual DVR, a cable box with no local hard drive that still lets you "record" shows to watch later, and even fast forward through commercials. Full Article at Gizmodo
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Cablevision can hit the fast-forward button on its remote DVR plans. The DVR is popular with fans of 'Greys Anatomy' but not with the major nets and studios. Full Article at Variety
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That's because the appeals panel took pains to wrap its decision as tightly as it could around the specifics of Cablevision's offering. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Cablevision Systems Corporation (NYSE: CVC) is an American cable television company. It is the 5th largest cable provider in the USA, with most customers residing in New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, and parts of Pennsylvania. Full Article At Wikipedia.org
