The next innovation wave

The online video site said it now has four million paid subscribers, up from two million last year, even as two of its owners are weighing whether to sell the company.

It's been a long time coming. Seriously. AT&T first teased us with Digital Life way back in February of last year. Now the home security and

Programming from HuffPost Live, an Internet channel, will be carried for six hours a day on AXS TV, which Mark Cuban helped start.

How worried are the owners of the major broadcast television networks about Aereo, the Barry Diller-backed digital television service they've been trying unsuccessfully to sue out of existence?

former apple marketing exec is working on a campaign to reach consumers that will look very different from the traditional work of your local cable company.

TV Everywhere, the television industry's attempt to respond to viewer demand for more TV content on other screens such as tablets and computers so they don't cut the cable cord, has been seen even by industry insiders as disappointing, even...

In a bid to crush those typically high robot-making costs, DARPA and its business partners (including iRobot) reckon they can now build high-end robot

A new app allows a Roku to function as a full-on cable box for Time Warner Cable subscribers. Read this article by John P. Falcone on CNET.

There were 160 percent more “digital omnivores” at the end of last year than there were at the end of 2011, according to a new study Deloitte will release Wednesday.

Philips has launched a new line of TVs called DesignLine, and they're definitely very different from most other TVs on the market.

Amazon , the online retailer, recently posted 14 original "TV pilots" on the Web for public viewing and reviewing. In an instant, and before a single show has officially debuted, it has established a brand.

So you sit down for some important programming, whether a Barack Obama speech or your favorite sitcom. You've got all the fixings: Comfy chair, tasty snacks and, of course, your...

We are at a tipping point and Aereo was the last push across the threshold. Broadcasters and other legacy TV distributors have a short window to protect their turf before is gets disrupted from beneath them.

Streaming sites seem to have little interest in curtailing the sharing of account information — in part because they can’t.

An Amazon patent filing showcases display-only Kindle reader powered by a remote basestation.

HBO's CEO is considering letting non-cable subscribers get HBO Go, according to a report.

If the video hosting service were a country, it would be the third largest in the world after China and India. Read this article by Dara Kerr on CNET News.

If there is one thing that UX and UI designers should take away from this year’s Consumer Electronics Show, it is that the next big thing is home automation, and we better be ready for it.