All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. (AP) LOS ANGELES Shares of digital video recorder maker TiVo Inc. rose Monday, following an upbeat story on the company by Barro

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Shares of digital video recorder maker TiVo Inc. rose Monday, following an upbeat story on the company by Barron's magazine, despite the company disclaiming that its chief executive had predicted a "break even or better" year ahead. TH

TiVo Research Shows OTT and Recorded TV, Surpassing Live TV Live TV Viewing Drops to 38% Across All TiVo Users; Among TiVo Viewers Who Use Broadband Connected Services, Live TV Viewership Drops to 27% LAS VEGAS, NV, Jan 11, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -

Target (NYSE:TGT) confirms a report to open 25 Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) stores within its own outlets. The deals will also it to start incorporating five smaller boutique stores, including Cos Bar and The Webster, which is a part of Target’s attempt to refres

Live TV viewing drops to 38% across all TiVo users, according to research published by TiVo at the CES in Las Vegas. Among TiVo viewers who use broadband connected services, live TV viewership drops to 27%. Nearly two-thirds of the viewing on web-connect

TiVo Inc. (Nasdaq: TIVO) shares are up more than 1 percent Thursday as investors are getting bullish following CEO comments. Tom Rogers, Chief Executive of TiVo, spoke with Bloomberg TV in an interview at CES recently. He said TiVo has shifted from an "

Social media and second screen apps may be fighting a losing battle to preserve live TV viewing. New data from TiVo shows consumer preference for control and convenience trumps their desire to watch a program live. More than 60 percent of the viewing on

Las Vegas — TiVo president and CEO Tom Rogers said AT&T could end up paying about $300 million to his company if the telco's U-verse TV service continues adding DVR subscribers, which would be $85 million on top of the minimum the telco agreed to pay und

LAS VEGAS, NV--(Marketwire - Jan 11, 2012) - As consumer television viewing habits continue to shift, TiVo Inc. (NASDAQ: TIVO), the creator of and a leader in television services and advertising solutions for digital video recorders (DVRs), released rese

To say that the internet and DVR has changed the way we watch television is an understatement. Sure, there are exceptions but based on TiVos recent data, TV viewers are becoming more and more reliant on On Demand features, between what they DVR and what

NEW YORK – DVR pioneer TiVo on Wednesday said its latest research shows that viewership of recorded TV programs and Internet-delivered content is surpassing live TV viewership. Looking at Web-connected TiVo devices, nearly two thirds of viewing on them

AT&T has settled a patent lawsuit with TiVo in which it will pay the DVR vendor $215 million through June 2018, including an initial payment of $51 million. AT&T will also pay “incremental recurring per subscriber monthly license fees” to TiVo through Ju

It’s hard to begrudge TiVo CEO Tom Rogers for sounding cocky on a day when his company’s stock shot up 10.1%. That was the result of last night’s announcement that AT&T agreed to pay $215M to resolve the DVR pioneer’s patent infringement law suit. The vi

Jan. 3 (Bloomberg) -- TiVo Inc. rose as much as 22 percent in extended trading after AT&T Inc. agreed to pay at least $215 million to settle a patent lawsuit over digital video recorders. The settlement includes $51 million up front, followed by quarter

One of the stocks moving in the technology-heavy Nasdaq index today is TiVo. The company, an original player in set-top DVR box technology, may not have lost its hold on the market after all, as it holds a battery of important patents that may carve a fo

"We are extremely pleased to reach an agreement with AT&T, which acknowledges the value of our intellectual property," said Tom Rogers, CEO and President of TiVo. "This settlement, on the heels of our recent operational success that has resulted in the g

(Reuters) - AT&T Inc has agreed to pay TiVo Inc a minimum of $215 million and additional monthly licensing fees to settle a patent infringement dispute related to recording live TV. TiVo, whose brand is synonymous with a digital video recorders, has turn

TiVo will receive $215 million from AT&T after mutually settling a patent infringement lawsuit. As part of the settlement, TiVo and AT&T agreed to dismiss all pending litigation between the companies. AT&T agreed to pay TiVo an initial payment of $51 mil

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