Which technology has been deployed in more homes in the United States: satellite TV or interactive TV? The answer is...interactive TV! Surprised? I'll bet you're shocked. If you listen to the critics, ...

When David Limp bought a new computer, he installed 15 software packages and spent hours hunting down the checkmarks that would have automatically opted him in to spam and a range of unwanted services ...

Advances in technology and the greater adoption of the Internet by consumers have made the phrase "interactive TV" fashionable again. By Carly Mayberry, The Associated Press Advances in technology and ...

Sinclair will also roll out IRCODE-powered interactive television through IRCODE Lens at its Salt Lake City and Austin, Texas ...

Until a few years ago, the dream of fully interactive TV seemed pretty much dead on digital platforms around the world, including Sky and Virgin Media in the UK. However, buoyed by the success of ...

Not long ago, watching TV meant slouching on the couch, remote in hand, flipping through channels. Audiences were glued to their TV set with little say in what they watched or when. Fast forward to ...

ROXi announced that it has partnered with Pearl TV and major U.S. broadcasters to deploy ROXi’s FastStream-powered interactive TV channels on the broadcaster's NextGen TV offerings. (TV Technology ...

Once upon a time, TV was a passive experience. You turned it on, plopped down on the couch, and let the story unfold without lifting a finger. But then came shows like Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, ...

Interactive TV never exploded onto the scene in the way its promoters hoped it would, and the features it once promised -- ranging from movie selection to Web-based shopping and games -- have been ...

As we’ve taken our small-screen destiny into our own hands—skinny bundles, “over the top” content, a device-agnostic smorgasbord of streaming—our hands have become empty, idle. Channel surfing feels ...