Can TiVo be Saved?

Posted by CmdrTaco on Tuesday February 22, 2005 @05:00AM from the people-have-been-saying-this-for-five-years dept.

ChipGuy writes "TiVo's death watch has begun. The company is having a tough time finding traction in the marketplace, as more and more competitors rush into the market, most of them deep pocketed satellite and cable companies. But is all lost? What if the company went private and became the anti-cable, letting us download, store, organize, and serve media from both cable and -- this is the important part -- the internet. Others believe that TiVo should get into the content aggregation business."

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My God, I'm old. by 50000BTU_barbecue · 2005-02-22 05:07 · Score: 0, Troll

Wow, I barely even have broadcast TV. Seriously, every time I call my friend, he's watching a movie. Have we become a world of protoplasm living by proxy, entertaining ourselves to death? Who cares if TiVo dies? Who the hell can watch SO MUCH TV, you need a COMPUTER to track it all?

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