If my roundup of Hollywood’s Oscar parties looks smaller than usual, it is. Fewer media, organizations, and swells are having parties over the next week. But two fetes in particular will be missed by their annual attendees: Barry Diller’s Oscar weekend...

York: A start-up backed by media billionaire Barry Diller has launched a service that sends live local TV feeds to iPhones and iPads. But the service may be short-lived, since TV stations are likely to challenge its right to use their broadcasts. The...

But the service may be short-lived, because TV stations are likely to challenge its right to use their broadcasts. The service, Aereo, launched in New York last week, but it is available only by invitation. It hopes to broaden access to more people...

Diller must be head over heels in love with his online dating sites, which include Match.com. Online dating has prospered, with $2.15 billion spent globally in 2011, according to industry estimates. Match.com, owned by Diller’s IAC, reported 51 percent...

Hourly News and blogs from over 60 sources updated hourly. NEW YORK—A startup backed by media billionaire Barry Diller has launched a service that sends live local TV feeds to iPhones and iPads. Call Jim at 508-444-8811 or click for details & FREE...

“The laws here are fairly tight. There’s not a lot of room for wiggle.” A startup backed by media billionaire Barry Diller has launched a service that sends live local TV feeds to iPhones and iPads. But the service may be short-lived, since TV stations...

TV stations are trying to make their live feeds accessible on phones through special "mobile DTV" broadcasts. But to receive those, viewers would need phones with special antennas, and phone companies have shown no interest in carrying such phones. New...

VISION: A startup backed by media billionaire Barry Diller has launched a service that sends live local TV feeds to iPhones and iPads. THE CAUTION: The service may be short-lived, as TV stations are likely to challenge its right to use their broadcasts.

YORK – A startup backed by media billionaire Barry Diller has launched a service that sends live local TV feeds to iPhones and iPads. But the service may be short-lived, since TV stations are likely to challenge its right to use their broadcasts. A...

The service launched this week in New York, giving access to live TV from local stations on the iPad, iPhone and iPod touch. (AP Photo/Aereo) NEW YORK — A startup backed by media billionaire Barry Diller has launched a service that sends live local TV...

YORK - A startup backed by media billionaire Barry Diller has launched a service that sends live local TV feeds to iPhones and iPads. But the service may be short-lived, since TV stations are likely to challenge its right to use their broadcasts. The...

In this week's podcast we puzzle through Aereo - a new broadcast TV over IP / DVR-in-the-cloud provider, which this week announced a $20.5 million financing led by IAC's Barry Diller, plus a March 14th launch date in New York City. I happened to be in...

It's funny to think that Barry Diller, one of the chief architects of the current network TV structure, might turn out to be a key figure tearing it down. Diller's InterActiveCorp. (NASDAQ: IACI) was the lead company in a $20.5 million round of...

Tuesday, Barry Diller introduced a new company and service called Aereo that will offer consumers in the NYC area the ability to get live broadcast TV stations via the Internet, with DVR in the cloud, for a subscription fee of $12 a month. Unfortunately...

Aereo will give customers access to live programming from FOX, ABC, NBC, and CBS over the Internet. The service also includes Internet-based DVR functionality and a guide. It will be available for viewing on phones, tablets, and connected TVs, as well...

“I would love to have fewer fund-raisers,” he said. “I would love to see our elected officials talking to all of the voters, not just the people who can write big checks.” Among the prominent individuals from the business world who are members of the...

The media viewing pie has just gotten bigger, and those who own the content will continue to benefit. Take Aereo, the latest streaming method, which for $12 a month allows subscribers to stream the major networks. The service will draw more viewers to...

Services like this have popped up in recent years, but this one potentially poses the greatest threat to the cable/satellite/broadcast industry. The company has raised $20.5 million in funding and is being backed by media mogul Barry Diller, who helped...

The Skinny: I caught up with "The Walking Dead" last night and I was enjoying the episode until the last 15 minutes. Now I'm a little worried about shark jumping but I will wait a few more episodes before passing judgment. Wednesday's headlines include...