Washington, D.C. (November 28, 2006)
--
DIRECTV next year will launch a
Broadband-based Video on Demand service that will offer
thousands of TV shows and movies.
However, the service will not include High-Definition TV
programming at launch, TVPredictions.com has learned.
The VOD service, which was originally expected late this
year, is now likely to be launched nationally next
spring. It will allow customers to use any high-speed
Internet connection
to download movies and
other video programs from the Net and watch them on
television.
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DIRECTV VOD: No HDTV at Launch The satcaster is expected to offer the high-speed Video on Demand service next year. By Phillip Swann ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Phillip
Swann is president and publisher of TVPredictions.com. He has been
quoted in dozens of publications and broadcast outlets, including
CNN, Fox News, Inside Edition, The New York Times, The Washington
Post, The Chicago Tribune, The Financial Times, The Associated Press
and The Hollywood Reporter. He can be reached at
swann@tvpredictions.com or at
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