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The ComcastMustDie.com Controversy
Not everyone is a fan of their telephone and cable provider, and it seems that more than a few Comcast subscribers have stories of poor customer service or frustrations with Comcast. One of those disgruntled subscribers set up a... [more]
Not everyone is a fan of their telephone and cable provider, and it seems that more than a few Comcast subscribers have stories of poor customer service or frustrations with Comcast.
One of those disgruntled subscribers set up a Comcast Must Die blog, and it is getting some press.
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Comcast adds streaming for TV shows, moviesThe Spokesman Reviews TV and Internet services can now stream television shows or movies to their computers, the cable company announced. Called Fancast Xfinity TV, ...Comcast Rolls Out Beta of On Demand Online ServiceTrading Markets (press release)all 12 news articles »
- Comcast Launches the XFINITY TV Experience (ehomeupgrade.com)
- Comcast Opens Up TV Everywhere Service (feedburner.com)
- Comcast’s Xfinity Makes National Debut (feedburner.com)
Zucker Outlines Comcast/NBCU Transition Team; the “Operational Transition Team” will be led by Salil Mehta, NBCU’s president of business operations, strategy and development, and Joe Donnelly, CFO of Comcast’s programming group. (Multichannel News) Sony to Use RealD Technology in 3-D TV Sets in 2010; the maker of Bravia televisions will use technology from RealD to make [...]
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- Top TV Stories of 2009: Comcast buys NBC Universal (tvsquad.com)
- The Morning Newsfeed: 12.03.09 (mediabistro.com)
Several months ago, Comcast announced their "TV Everywhere" program, which would allow subscribers to view their television programming on the web via Comcast.net, or Fancast.com. Comcast has been testing the service in a few markets since then, and today they've announced that it's going nationwide. It's also now called "xfinity TV", because I guess TV Everywhere just made too much sense.
While the name is pretty Comcastic (and not in a good...
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- Rumor: Comcast, NBC deal to hinder Apple (tuaw.com)
- It's Comcastic: Comcast Files Suit in Effort to Perpetuate Digital Divide (youngphillypolitics.com)
Comcast Corp. customers can now watch several cable TV shows and movies over the Internet, a move aimed at helping the cable TV operator manage the flight of viewers to online video.
Comcast hopes that by making the service available starting Tuesday exclusively to subscribers, it can keep them from defecting to rival TV providers or the Internet.
Comcast, which announced the service in July before reaching a deal for majority control of NBC...
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- Comcast unveils online viewing of cable TV shows (aviransplace.com)
The Comcast blog reports that Comcast has launched XFINITY TV, online access to movies and TV shows for Comcast customers at Fancast.com. There is an amazing amount of content from HBO, Starz, Cinemax, Hallmark, and other Comcast partners, but you have to have both Comcast Internet and Cable TV to access the locked content. My biggest disappointment is that Fancast has removed the links to movies and TV shows available at Netflix, as reported...
From hackingnetflix.com
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- Comcast launches free online on-demand programming for subscribers (feedburner.com)
- Comcast Goes Online: Watch HBO and Cinemax on the Web... (rss.wikio.com)
Comcast has opened up its On Demand Online beta—now dubbed Comcast/Fancast Xfinity TV—to all of its customers who subscribe to both the company's high-speed Internet and cable TV service. With the launch comes a handful of details that were not previously available, giving us insight into the company's plans for the service. One thing that's clear, however, is that Comcast is definitely treating this as a supplement to its...
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From arstechnica.com
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Christmas has come early to the employees of Comcast! A reader who is also a Comcastployee tells Consumerist that received a package at home yesterday which contained a letter from current and former CEOs Ralph and Brian Roberts, and some thoughtful gifts. To honor the looming Comcast/NBC Universal mergerpocalypse, the Robertses presented Comcast employees with two of the hottest DVDs in the Universal catalog: fullscreen copies of...
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- Comcast-NBC Merger and Importance of Net Neutrality (feedburner.com)
Comcast on Tuesday introduced an on-demand service that allows cable TV and broadband subscribers to enjoy many programs from a PC outside the home. Fancast Xfinity TV gives subscribers free access to 2,000 hours of TV shows and movies from 27 networks,...
Television - Comcast - Cable television - Fancast - Personal computer
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From sfgate.com
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As expected, Comcast has nationally launched the beta of their new Internet video implementation of "TV Everywhere." Dubbed Xfinity, the service offers Comcast cable TV customers access to Internet video content at no additional charge. Interested Comcast users will need to head to either the Comcast.net or Fancast portals and download a movie player created by Move Networks. Comcast says the service at beta launch today will feature...
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From dslreports.com
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As promised, Comcast (CMCSA) is opening up the trial of its “TV Everywhere” program, which gives its subscribers — but only its subscribers — access to extra TV programming on the Web.
Continue reading >Join the conversation about this story »See Also:Memo to Comcast: How to Fix NBC (CMCSA)CNBC: We Love Comcast And Our Business Is Absolutely AmazingHow A Comcast Boss's Father Foretold The NBC Deal (CMCSA, GE)
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