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TV Your Way

From IPTV to cell phone services, new technologies are poised to change how and where we watch TV--not to mention the programming itself.

Dan Tynan

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To co-opt an old slogan, the revolution may indeed be televised--but not on the TV that you grew up with.

The idiot box and the Internet have finally collided. From Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) to video over broadband and cellular networks, the nature of TV is changing before your eyes.

Such services intend to let you watch whatever you want, whenever you want, on devices ranging from big-screen displays to cell phones. They may also provide broad access to alternative content--and to smarter, weirder, more personal forms of television.

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