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Is Comcast Close to Using TiVo's Software on DVRs?

Filed in archive PVR on March 15, 2005

From USAToday.com:

TiVo is close to an agreement with comcast that would enable the No. 1 cable operator to use TiVo's software and easy-to-use interface to power its digital video recorders (DVRs), according to a person briefed on their negotiations.

What a win for cable subscribers if it happens. Maybe leaving the hardware market and focusing on licensing the software is the direction that will save TiVo. Who knows?

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