Thursday, November 21, 2002

Interactive TV: Is It Here Yet? If advertising is ever going to catch on in interactive television, it’s going to have to be a little easier to place. At the very least.

Lucky few will rock to interactive TV: ON the evening of Sunday, December 1, the ABC will broadcast a piece of television history, a groundbreaking program of a kind that has never been made or screened in Australia before and which its makers describe as "an extraordinary experience".

George Mannes: Comcast Sues Liberty Over AT&T Deal

Wi-Fi joins broadband access debate. Souped-up Wi-Fi networks edge their way into the discussion on how to spread broadband Web access to remote places, an issue that focused on cable modems and digital subscriber lines.

At Home, a Game of Hide the TV. As televisions get bigger, so do the cabinets needed to hide them when theyre turned off.

Digital-Generation Gifts for Radio-Generation Parents. Frustrated over what to buy for aging parents, more and more technology-conscious people are giving them gadgets and high-tech presents for the holidays.

Future of Wi-Fi: Fast, Fast, Fast. Alternate flavors of 802.11b, the wireless networking standard millions know and love, offer speed -- lots of it. But all is not coming up roses.