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12/20/2010
DIRECTV has landed a $1 million settlement with the state of Washington after receiving complaints from virtually every state in the country. Since Washington was the first to sue DIRECTV over a year
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04/22/2010
It looks as if Hulu will be venturing into the model of pay-to-view service.
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04/22/2010
Maybe ten years ago, a show on PBS called "The New Yankee Workshop" was very popular. The carpenter on the show, Norm Abram, used to work real magic with wood (I think he built a complicated rail bac
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01/14/2010
Los Angeles BBB Pounces on DirecTV For Poor Customer Service
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01/11/2010
There’s a Good Chance Your Cable Bill is Going Up
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01/07/2010
Sony Aims to Dominate 3D TV Race
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01/05/2010
Consumer Watchdog grouped have asked the Federal Trade Commission, the Department of Justice and Congress to investigate Comcast's “TV Everywhere” promotion.
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01/30/2009
Because of the declining economy, larger companies are cutting back on their ad buys and smaller businesses are reaping the benefits of significantly lower rates. Television ads that were once relegated to the early morning hours are now ubiquitous and products such as the Snuggie and Shamwow are household names. For small business owners interested in advertising on TV, Better Business Bureau offers guidance on how to effectively manage the process of getting the attention of customers on the small screen.
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01/05/2009
As a result of ubiquitous TV ads and a well-executed PR campaign, consumer awareness of the nationwide transition to digital television is rising steadily. Despite widespread awareness, many homes are still unprepared for the switch. Better Business Bureau and the National Association of Broadcasters are offering answers to questions surrounding the transition.
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11/16/2004
Television has come a long way – from black and white, to color and now digital high-definition. While High-definition TV (HDTV) has become a “must-have” in some households, there are still many consumers who are confused about the “ins” and “outs” of HDTV.
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07/02/2001
You take your television or VCR in to be repaired. You don't expect the cost will be much because the appliance is not that old. But to your surprise, you receive a bill for more than what the TV or VCR is worth. Did you just get ripped off? How will you know? Unfortunately, there are some TV/VCR repair businesses out there that aren't very honest.
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