The television-viewing experience has undergone some major changes over the past few years. TiVo made it easy to watch TV anytime. Then along came Sling Media, which made it possible to watch TV anywhere. So what’s next? I’m going to sit down with Sling CEO and Co-Founder Blake Krikorian at our NewTeeVee Live conference on Nov. 13 in San Francisco to find out — we’re going to talk about how the living room viewing experience is expected to change. I hope you can join me; we have some seriously swell speakers lined up. And since the event is close to being sold out, I would urge you to snap up those tickets now.
Hi Om -
I’m looking forward to watching the conference. I don’t understand why you guys can’t grasp the concept of connecting your PC to your TV. You often write about various set-top boxes, game consoles and other expensive contraptions to bring the Internet to the living room. But here’s a newsflash: the PC will prevail. It’s easy and affordable, it’s not proprietary, and it fosters free-market competion among online services such as movie rentals. Today you can do it with a cable. In the near future I believe all new PCs and TVs will come equipped with a built-in wireless ability. So if you plan on discussing “boxes,” please include the one that millions of folks already own – the PC.
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p.s. I’ll be watching you on my HDTV so be sure to iron your shirt :)