TiVo gets death sentence, annoying remaining users
TVNZ's $17m disaster finally being put to sleep. Were any lessons learned?
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For all intents and purposes, TVNZ gave up on TiVo in 2011, when it wrote off its $17 million investment and said it would do no further development work on the service.
After a file sale of remaining units, TiVo boxes disappeared from shelves.
But, regardless, TiVo users running into the
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TiVo gets death sentence, annoying remaining users
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