Well, that's the whole point of taking a position in Telvue. If, as we both believe, this IS the future of television, then Telvue has situated itself directly in the technology path that the program providers will need to follow.
I already found the site you have linked, but thanks for the help. What I have already observed is that some providers are embracing the new approach, while others are fighting it. It is interesting to me that Youtube has shut down Roku access to Youtube over an issue with the formatting of ads which make some of them non-visible on Roku. This illustrates the point. Instead of fixing the problem so their embedded ads would work better on another distribution source, they just closed down the distribution path. Short term smug, but, I think, long term stupid.
But, if two older folk like ourselves can immediately adopt this new technology and see its advantages (and, I still own 2 wind up victorolas, no kidding), then I have no doubt that a rapid and unexpected change in the entire broadcast/cable industry is hurtling toward us. And Telvue.
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