Who's going to control search and discovery on the connected TV?
With The Wall Street Journal today reporting a Google test of a service to allow consumers to search for both broadcast and broadband content, and TiVo's announcement from last week regarding TiVo® Premiere and TiVo® Premiere XL box experiences, I do think that the battle for TV-based search, discovery, and recommendations is on in full-force. From Rovi, to DivX, and others, this is going to be a really hot space to watch.
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Labels: consumer electronics and mobile devices, Divx, google, Rovi, TiVo
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