The convergence of the Internet and television took
another step forward at the 2008 Consumer
Electronics Show where Samsung and Sharp added Internet feeds to specially equipped TVs
and Sony
expanded the content offerings for its Bravia Video Link TVs.
Sony, which launched its line of Video Link-capable TVs last year, is
filling out its palette of offerings to make more sophisticated use of
the optional Video Link module on the back of the TV. Initially offering
trailers and Web-based video clips, Sony has teamed with a range of
content providers to add more compelling content that includes video
shorts and full-length features.
CBS
Interactive is Sony's teammate for a wide assortment of Internet
video content that for now, at least, is free to users. Material
includes full episodes of TV shows, brief clips and highlights from
entertainment, sports and news programming. more>>
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