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Talking Tech: Four Terms You’ll Need To Know To Keep Up With The Digital Elite

By DAVID LIEBERMAN, Executive Editor | Tuesday January 10, 2012 @ 11:26pm PSTTags: Blu-ray, Cable, DVR, HDTV, TV Technology

The 2012 International CES isn’t just an opportunity for the digital cognicente to look at new gadgets. It’s also a chance to brush up on the latest industry jargon. Don’t let it throw you. If you know the following words and concepts, then you should be able to easily hold your own in a conversation with someone returning from the annual consumer electronics spectacle in Las Vegas:

Ultrabooks: These are what you get when you cross a laptop computer with a tablet, and they’re grabbling the lion’s share of attention at the 2012 International CES. Ultrabooks are thin and light; most use solid state hard drives instead of the traditional storage drives built around a rotating disc. Intel is leading the cheerleading squad for ultrabooks, which it hopes will reenergize the laptop computer market. READ MORE »

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NATAS Announces Technology And Engineering Emmy Winners

By NELLIE ANDREEVA | Monday October 25, 2010 @ 8:23am PDTTags: Emmy, Sir Howard Stringer, Sir Howard Stringer Sony, TV, TV Technology
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New York, NY – October 25, 2010 — The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (NATAS) announced the recipients of the 62nd Annual Technology & Engineering Emmy Awards that will take place on Thursday, January 6th, 2011 as part of the 2011 International CES in Las Vegas.

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Jeff Bewkes: ‘Network TV Has Whip-Hand Over YouTube And iTunes’

By TIM ADLER in London | Tuesday September 28, 2010 @ 8:54am PDTTags: iTunes, Jeff Bewkes Time Warner, New Media, On-Demand TV, Royal Television Society Conference, Time Warner, TV, TV Aggregators, TV Internet, TV Technology

Time Warner’s chairman and CEO says he asks what TV aggregators can do for his channels rather than the other way round. “New entrants such as Google , Amazon and Apple must support or improve programming going into … Read More »

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