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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
Martin Bryant: "While audiences around the world know the UK’s BBC best for its hit TV shows like Top Gear and Doctor Who, it has been a key force in technological advances since since it first started broadcasting almost a century ago" .... 
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"A well-chosen diversity of tech journalists and techies each imparted their own “10 Tech Commandments” to MIPFormats today, as C21Media’s David Jenkinson moderated. From the resulting 30, we extracted 15 that captured shared ideas or yielded new paths."
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Remember when Intel turned your life into a museum exhibition using your Facebook data? Or when Google put your place of birth into Arcade Fire’s The Wilderness Downtown video?
[Can't say I'm a big fan of this concept ... I prefer the idea of social TV where the viewer is active and, more directly, in control of their experience.]
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Just what exactly is it that makes a Smart TV, well…smart?
[You'll want to know ... because their arrival, to living rooms everywhere, is imminent.]
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Each year begins for technologists and geeks with the annual pilgrimage to Las Vegas for CES. It's easy to write off this massive technology trade show as an outdated, overrated, and overhyped gizmo-fest.
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My prediction: You will be able to buy television by the channel. You will be able to watch it live, or watch it from the cloud using live streaming for any channel any program any time slot over the last 30 days.
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The head of the European Broadcasting Union has said that members ‘are not going to add 3D to their troubles’...
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Following weeks of rumors and speculation, Microsoft today confirmed that they have teamed up with 40 TV and entertainment providers to bring shows and live television to Xbox Live.
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The Digital Rocking Chair's insight:
Elisha Hartwig: "A timeline of the technology behind how we watch television."
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While hosting this year’s Academy Awards, Billy Crystal cracked, “I prefer the big screen… which is my iPad.” DRC: A look at how tablets are changing the way we view traditional television.
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The Million Pound Drop and The Bank Job are proving a bit hit with internet audiences, but it is the data collected from online players which is making advertisers take notice...
[A look at how British TV is using new technology to create interactive shows that successfully compete with the "myriad distractions of social networking sites, computer games and even food and drink".]
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Searching for the next frontier of tech? Look no further than your TV.
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What if mind-reading, and other similarly advanced technology, was the best way to tailor TV to viewers' desires? Media City Finland's Staffans investigates...
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I have a theory about smart TVs. We still don’t really know what makes them “smart.”
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Producers and broadcasters should embrace the opportunities provided by tablets, smartphones and social media as a chance to "unleash" television, according to Anne Sweeney, co-chair of Disney Media Networks and president of Disney-ABC Television Group.
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ITV Player, the commercial broadcaster’s internet catch up service, crashed for several hours last night, as thousands of people tried to watch Downton Abbey online.
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Martin Bryant: "While audiences around the world know the UK’s BBC best for its hit TV shows like Top Gear and Doctor Who, it has been a key force in technological advances since since it first started broadcasting almost a century ago" ....
Martin Bryant: "While audiences around the world know the UK’s BBC best for its hit TV shows like Top Gear and Doctor Who, it has been a key force in technological advances since since it first started broadcasting almost a century ago" ....
Martin Bryant: "While audiences around the world know the UK’s BBC best for its hit TV shows like Top Gear and Doctor Who, it has been a key force in technological advances since since it first started broadcasting almost a century ago" ....