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Published on 15 August 2014

Not a week passes without a report/survey/market forecast on TV viewing behavior of millennials and older demographics. Some focus on what's happening now, some peer into the future and some just plain miss the mark.

Read more: The Future of TV? Ask a Teen (the Right Questions)

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Published on 08 August 2014

In this week's column, Bob updates pro football fans on the status of DIRECTV's, no-dish, online version of NFL Sunday Ticket.

Read more: Tackling Tech: NFL Sunday Ticket Online - The Latest Update

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Published on 08 August 2014

Five years ago last month, the government launched the "cash for clunkers" old car trade-in program, an approach that consumer electronics giant Samsung and BJs Wholesale Club resurrected on a far smaller scale as a means to entice consumers to trade in older TVs for savings on newer sets.

Read more: Is a ‘Cash for TV Clunkers’ Trade-in Program in the Works?

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Published on 01 August 2014

In this week's column Bob examines NFL Game Rewind, which lets subscribers watch an entire season of NFL games on demand, after the live telecasts have concluded.

Read more: Tackling Tech: NFL Game Rewind - Can You Wait to Watch Games?

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Published on 01 August 2014

Just when you thought there was a break in fan-unfriendly deadlock between Time Warner Cable (which paid for the rights to carry L.A. Dodgers channel games) and other potential distributors, sports powerhouse DIRECTV waved it off.

Read more: The L.A. Dodgers TV Situation – The Bad, the Ugly and the Unspeakable

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Published on 25 July 2014

In this week's column, Bob looks at two efforts-in-progress that would change the way NFL Sunday Ticket is offered, making it available to pro football fans far beyond those with DIRECTV satellite TV service.

Read more: Tackling Tech: On Deck: No Dish-Required NFL Sunday Ticket Options