Television Digest with Consumer Electronics

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Articles in March 23, 1998 issue of Television Digest with Consumer Electronics

• Sen. Lieberman - television and society
• FCC will strengthen - commercials in children's programming
• Time Warner stock price growth - Financials
• Matsushita sold 60,000 shares - Macrovision
• High-speed modems - product introduction
• Pentium chip running at 700 MHz - to be exhibited at CeBIT trade show
• Rayovac - purchase of Direct Power Plus' retail business
• Time Warner - investment
• Homewood, Ill., village - Ameritech's proposal for cable TV
• Marcus Cable - Financials
• Boston Edison hasn't responded - overcharging complaints
• Jan. audio sales flat - CEMA
• Samsung readies new DVD, Tatung enters
• Datavision - second store
• Kevin O'Shea - executive appointment
• Hill warns Kennard on free time actions
• National Translator Assn - FCC rulemaking
• Paxson - Financials
• Jack Kirby - executive appointment
• Sony stock-ownership plan - stock-ownership plan
• Thomson wouldn't confirm - TV technology
• Increased investment - manufacturing for video display at Matsushita and Toshiba
• Philips Semiconductors - production of new direct broadcast satellite chipset
• Cal. Microwave successfully - transmission of HDTV and NTSC signals
• DTV must-carry divisive
• Comcast U.K. Cable Partners - Financials
• SEC filed suit charging - charges of violating security laws
• Harvey Electronics - financial
• Voice It International - deal with Applied Voice Recognition
• Mitsubishi - closure of Irving, Texas, warehouse
• Yigal Baruchi - executive appointment
• FCC is "coming up small."
• PBS unworried by BBC deal
• John Holmes - executive appointment
• Circuit City has ended - CC - technical support service
• Challenges in luring music buyers
• Web-enabled PlayStations in schools
• DVD-equipped portable PCs
• Richmond and San Francisco are Divx introductory markets
• Antennas America - contract
• HDTV programming - WETA-TV Washington
• Harvey Ganot - executive appointment
• Sparks fly in NARM Divx-DVD debate
• Acclaim Entertainment - Pres./CEO Gregory Fischbach's stock purchase
• Acer to build LCD plant
• Apple 'Columbus', sub-$1,000 PC
• Sony has expanded scope - license on phase-change technology
• Economist's report - on competitive effects of exclusive contracts
• ITU has approved MCNS DOCSIS - Data Over Cable Service Interface Specification
• Mozelle Thompson - new Federal Trade Commission member
• Nam Tai Electronics - financial
• Pioneer's U.K. subsidiary - product launch
• Inca Computer - store openings
• Game piracy costing billions
• House panel passes satellite rate freeze
• Embargo on using NFL highlights - National Football League
• John Popkowski - executive appointment
• CE makers developing standard for digital home network
• Audiovox will be U.S. distributor - Robert Bosch's GSM phones
• Vtech has signed on - deal with EchoStar
• Cidco, citing one-time charge - financial
• 1998 Ad
• House Telecom Subcommittee - Rep. W.J. Tauzin's cable bill
• TCA Cable - Financials
• Dennis Picker - executive appointment
• Yamaha will double production - CD-R drives
• Sony DVD-ROM drive - shipment
• Wiz, seeking to regain - market share
• Sadao Kondo - executive appointment
• Mitsubishi reships plasma, JVC tests
• CPB Pres.-CEO Robert Coonrod - defends agency's role in salary cap dispute
• Tech firms woo TV
• Orson Swindle - new Federal Trade Commission member
• Cobra Electronics - financial
• Warrantech has introduced - contract with Babbages Etc
• Bernie's TV & Appliance - new store in Rhode Island
• C-Phone introduced - videophone
• Spec's Music, in move - store closures