Can TiVo Overcome Wall Street's Doubts?
In today's investing landscape, a company is often judged on the amount of buzz it can generate -- both in its finances and its image. Full story
Markets Surge Higher After Jobs Report
After a slightly better than expected jobs report, investors went all in on stocks and the markets rose higher. Full story
News Summary: Tivo settles patent suits for $490M
THE DEAL: Tivo settled patent disputes with Cisco, Motorola Mobility and Time Warner Cable. The deal brings to a close a string of long-running legal squabbles over its digital video recorder technology. Full story
Correction: Earns-TiVo
In a story May 20 about TiVo's quarterly results, The Associated Press reported erroneously which company now owns the TV set-top business that used to be part of Motorola Mobility. Arris Group Inc. now owns the set-top business. Full story
TiVo Premiere now loaded with Flingo LaunchPad, nets more than 70 video apps
If that TiVo Premiere of yours still doesn't have enough content sitting in its memory to satisfy your appetite, you're in luck, as Flingo's LauchPad on-demand video platform has just been baked into the hardware. Now, channel surfers can stream content from more than 70 video apps from the likes o Full story
These Super Bowl Ads Scored Highest With Viewers
Tara Maitra, TiVo audience research, reveals which top Super Bowl ads struck a chord with viewers.
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TiVo Wins Patent Dispute
TiVo shares are surging 3 percent after Verizon agreed to pay more than $250 million to settle a patent dispute. Tom Rogers, president & CEO of TiVo, offers insight.
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Rogers, CEO of TiVo, takes part in a panel discussion at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California
Tom Rogers, CEO of TiVo, takes part in a panel discussion titled "The $2.2 Trillion Battle for Your Living Room" at the Milken Institute Global Conference in Beverly Hills, California May 1, 2013. REUTERS/Gus Ruelas (UNITED STATES - Tags: BUSINESS TELECOMS)
