Quantum Cryptography for the Masses
A new partnership will make quantum cryptography more widely available.Quantum cryptography could finally hit the mainstream thanks to a deal that will allow customers to adopt the technology without...
View ArticleWill Internet TV Kill Cable?
What happens when content is separated from the means to distribute it? Your cable company would rather not find out.
View ArticleThe Absurdity of Blaming Netflix for the Stagnation of Cable
Compared to other countries, broadband in the U.S. is expensive and slow – not to mention not included in the cost of a Netflix subscription
View ArticleWatch Out for the Startup Using Tiny Antennas to Show the Oscars on an iPhone
It might not survive legal challenges, but Aereo could force broadcasters into moving quicker to offer their shows online.Over the last few years, big broadcast networks like ABC, NBC, and CBS have...
View ArticleIntel’s Dubious Plan to Take Over TV
Slumping PC sales and a changing server market are maiming Intel. But its plan to sell services for the home’s biggest screen is a long shot.When Intel lifted the veil from its stealthy media division...
View ArticleEven with Cord-Cutting and the Web, the TV Audience Is Massive
Although we have more ways to entertain ourselves than ever, it’s proving hard to unseat television as the most popular mass medium.
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