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To: bchunter38 who wrote (4532)1/19/1999 8:01:00 AM
From: flickerful  Read Replies (1) of 17679
 
By Frank Barnako, CBS MarketWatch
Last Update: 11:30 AM ET Jan 18, 1999
Listen to Internet Daily

Faster, higher-capacity hard disk drives, incorporated into the TV set-top
boxes of the future, may be the trojan horses which lure people from the
Internet back to television. A report from Boston-based Strategy
Analytics' Interactive Home Services concludes that developments in hard
disk drive storage will allow broadcasters to build new revenue streams
from interactive services. "Delivering interactive video (transmitted by
broadcasters, stored on hard disks) is the ultimate goal," said David
Mercer, IHS Director. "The broadcast industry now has the chance to
leapfrog current Internet technology in delivering compelling interactive
video-based applications to the mass market." The report predicts
high-capacity drives will allow temporary or permanent storage of massive
amounts of data, including high-quality video. Consumers will be offered
premium services such as "Virtual VCRs", on-demand access to
interactive information, and transaction content.
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