TiVo earnings call reveals Comcast Tivo, Stop||Watch expansions on the way

May 31st, 2009 | Tags: ,

Filed under: Industry , DVRs , Others , Cable Among the financial details (net loss of $4.1 million, yawn) of today’s earnings call, TiVo had big news about its Comcast TiVo product, announcing that remote scheduling will be available this summer in the New England area, the planned Chicago launch is ” close ,” that the cable company will soon offer customers in areas switching to all digital the option of a TiVo HD retail box instead of a digital terminal adapter and in one yet-to-be-named tru2way market, will make TiVo its primary DVR option. That’s the word from CEO Tom Rogers, who also said Comcast is going to aggressively roll TiVo out, while its still looking for the “best path” of distribution. Non-Comcast interesting developments? The SeaChange partnership has lead to one independent cable operator, Comporium, offering its service, while the Stop||Watch ratings service is expanding to 300,000 subscribers, 75 times the size of Nielsen’s DVR sample. Check the read link for the (.PDF) press release or listen in on TiVo’s website for all the info, we’re busy pondering a bleep & bloop enabled future for our boring old cable DVR boxes. Update : The transcript of the call is available on Seeking Alpha [Via Davis Freeberg ] TiVo earnings call reveals Comcast Tivo, Stop||Watch expansions on the way originally appeared on Engadget HD on Wed, 27 May 2009 21:32:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds .

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