> From: Bryon Daly <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/ptech/02/03/television.tivo.reut/index.html > > Headline: "TiVo: Jackson stunt most replayed moment ever" > > I'm just gonna quote the relevant parts: > > ------------------ > TiVo said that particular halftime stunt was the most replayed moment not > only of the Super Bowl but of all TV moments that the young company has ever > measured. > > TiVo said it used its technology to measure audience behavior among 20,000 > users during the Super Bowl. The exercise revealed a 180 percent spike in > viewership at the time of the -- as Timberlake refers to it -- "wardrobe > malfunction." > ... > This marks the third year that TiVo has released details of its > second-by-second review of how Super Bowl viewers used their TiVo units. > ------------------ > > So TiVo's report "home" not just what you're watching on a second-by-second > basis, but when you're rewinding/reviewing things? WTF? I don't have a > TiVo: Do they tell you up front when you buy/install one that they'll be > monitoring your viewing habits constantly - not just with what you watch, > but how you watch it? > > Does this creep anyone else out? Can you disable that "feature"?
Yep, Big Brother the Corporation. Nope. You should use a VCR instead... _______________________________________________ http://www.mccmedia.com/mailman/listinfo/brin-l
