TiVo is retiring its first DVR box, and with it, a piece of history.
Why advertisers care how long a show sits in your DVR. And, the struggles to unionize workers in Bangladesh.
They don’t pay for your eyeballs if you watch Scandal on Day Four.
Almost half of American homes have a DVR, so viewers can record shows and watch them after they air, and advertisers are starting to come around to the concept.
Cable television companies have won a significant court victory with a ruling that will allow them to provide subscribers with "network DVR"…
