Articles tagged with: future
TV-B-Gone-B-Gone. Thwart pranksters and vandals alike with the IR Jammer The most famous TV-B-Gone prank must surely be the one executed by Gizmodo at 2008’s CES. When MAKE magazine gave a bunch of gadget bloggers a widget that would cycle through IR codes and quickly shut off any TV in the vicinity, it must have known what would happen
Netflix may be a streaming company , but that doesn’t make it a broadcaster — at least, not in Canada, and not according to the CRTC . Despite calls from existing broadcasters to the contrary, the agency today opted not to regulate Netflix and other so-called “over-the-top” services — which would have, among other things, made them subject to the same Canadian content requirements that broadcasters must comply with.
