Pokerati | Texas hold'em blog (Free subscription) | 05/13/2008
It seems that way. The show that pioneered Poker on TV 2.0 has not filmed a new season — they usually did so in March or April, I believe — and there seem to be no plans for doing another one. Reliable sources tell us: Far as Gabe and I know….the show isnt coming back. Apparently…the [...]
O'Grady's PowerPage (Free subscription) | 05/02/2008
The Apple TV's been a strange device, especially in terms of updates: to wit, Apple releases an update without much information as to what's changed and it's left to the user base to determine the differences and if anything's...
Digital Trends - Most Recent News (Free subscription) | 05/02/2008
Sezmi—which until recently went by the name "Building B"—has unveiled what it's calling the first "TV 2.0" offering, combining standard television, DVR capabilities, on-demand viewing, Internet video, and social networking capabilities into a single viewing platform. The goal is to offer highly personalized features by leveraging both over-the-air and broadband video source (both from a service provider...
remove the labels | Gadgets & Life (Free subscription) | 05/02/2008
... apparently don't already get enough video via your broadband connection, P2P, satellite/cable/telcoTV HD receiver, Xbox 360/PS3 and Netflix/AppleTV/Amazon Unbox and/or Vuze subscriptions, Sezmi is working on a new nationwide subscription service and set top box that's supposed to make you forget about all of them. The company won't be selling their service directly to consumers, but will instead...
PC World (Free subscription) | 05/02/2008
Apple TV 2.0 owners can now buy movies directly from the set-top box, reversing a limitation that had in place since Apple...
broadbandreports.com (Free subscription) | 05/01/2008
... apparently don't already get enough video via your broadband connection, P2P, satellite/cable/telcoTV HD receiver, Xbox 360/PS3 and Netflix/AppleTV/Amazon Unbox and/or Vuze subscriptions, Sezmi is working on a new nationwide subscription service and set top box that's supposed to make you forget about all of them. The company won't be selling their service directly to consumers, but will instead...
VentureBeat (Free subscription) | 05/01/2008
Sezmi, a start-formerly known as Building B, plans to change the way we watch TV through a combination of broadband and over-the-air television. The Belmont, Calif., company promises to give consumers a new option for pay TV and an easy way to watch movies, TV, and Internet video all in one convenient place, where switching between [...]
Cnet (Free subscription) | 05/01/2008
We're constantly hearing that seamless integration of television and broadband video is fast approaching, but nobody's gotten it right yet . That hasn't stopped new companies from jumping into the mix . Enter Sezmi , the latest start-up hoping to capture the market: on Thursday, the venture-backed company unveiled a ...
Crave RSS (Free subscription) | 05/01/2008
We're constantly hearing that seamless integration of television and broadband video is fast approaching, but nobody's gotten it right yet . That hasn't stopped new companies from jumping into the mix . Enter Sezmi , the latest start-up hoping to capture the market: on Thursday, the venture-backed company unveiled a ...
IP Democracy (Free subscription) | 05/01/2008
Through a slick PR campaign, a start-up called Sezmi (formerly Building B) is grabbing breathless headlines as the next great thing in TV 2.0 by promising to offer a set-top based video delivery service that works via a complicated hybrid...
LA Times (Free subscription) | 05/01/2008
Today, a Silicon Valley start-up called Sezmi goes public with its version of TV 2.0.
HiFi-Ring.com (Free subscription) | 05/01/2008
Sezmi today unveiled a next generation television offering many industry firsts. The TV 2.0 is the first solution to include together a TV, broadcast and cable network programming, movies and Internet video (V.O.D.), in one simple package, unlike Internet-driven offerings that do not include traditional television. The TV comes with a wireless digital media receiver and a digital TV receiver. Sezmi...
TV Snob (Free subscription) | 05/01/2008
Sezmi Corporation has developed the world's first "complete TV 2.0" solution, accessing all the major broadcast networks, satellite and broadband content via one wireless television package. Major broadcast network signals are received via an external DTV tuner designed to look...
Akihabara (Free subscription) | 05/01/2008
Sezmi unveiled the next generation TV offering, the “First complete TV 2.0”, which features traditional TV with movies, DVR, internet video. Moreover, this device has been optimized for on-demand viewing: the users can watch what they want, when they want, and can organizes their contents. BELMONT, Calif.--Sezmi Corporation (formerly known as Building B, Inc.) today unveiled a next generation television...
Gizmodo (Free subscription) | 05/01/2008
Last week, we had a demo of the TV godbox we reported on last summer by Building B—now Sezmi. If anything, their claims have actually gotten bolder: They're promising the "first complete TV 2.0...
