No one disagrees that the next generation of TV must span multiple devices and deliver content wherever people want it. But a gulf remains between those who believe the industry risks being left behind as consumer viewing habits shift, and those who argue that a workable economic model must be firmly in place from the get-go. There’s an underlying tension about who, ultimately, controls the customer experience — and about how to make money in an anytime, anywhere, any-device world.
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... Syabas is officially launching the Popbox SDK so that developers can start building apps for the device, which is scheduled to hit the streets sometime this quarter. The SDK will enable developers to build apps that feature live or on-demand video services, plus access to social networks, music, photos and even some light games — all from the comfort of a user’s couch and HDTV.
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