It is a tough call. TiVo and Dish receivers are very close. If you are with Comcast and have TiVo with Xinfinity I think that TiVo has the upper hand.
Dish's Over The Top Video Service Could Cost $20-$30
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It is a tough call. TiVo and Dish receivers are very close. If you are with Comcast and have TiVo with Xinfinity I think that TiVo has the upper hand.
I don't need to go through their financials. Netflix's disc-by-mail service is still extremely profitable, and Family Video is growing. They are both far smaller companies than Dish. If they can do it, why couldn't Dish/Blockbuster?
I was playing around with a Tivo Roamio and I must say it is very impressive. Far better than my Premieres. And with programs like Tivo Desktop and kmttg, you can download your recordings and convert them to various formats.
No idea why Blockbuster failed. Dish bought them for cheap when they were already bankrupt, and squeezed the remaining blood out of that stone.
And when will it be when this hits the market? 2018 ?
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They better get a move on because now DIRECTV wants to do a ott internet version of their service as well. Who ever gets their first will be the one to reap most of the benefits. If Charlie continues to dick around with the spectrum like he has , he might miss the opportunity of a lifetime- to save DISH from going the way of the dinosaur. IF DISH can get a partnership with a cell phone company and and start a internet version of his tv service, he might do something truly revolutionary. Time is a wasting.
