Now you can torment people over the Internet with slide shows and videos of your vacations...
The latest push is by TiVo Inc., the company that pioneered the digital video recorder, or DVR, a device that made it easy to record "The Sopranos" and other programs from cable and other traditional sources of television. The Alviso, Calif., company today plans to unveil several new features designed to enhance the array of content available to TiVo users to download from the Internet for playback on television sets. The new options include a home movie service, through which users can create an Internet "channel" that automatically broadcasts clips of kids' birthday parties and other movies over the Internet to family and friends with TiVo recorder boxes.
Source: New TiVo Feature Lets Families Share Videos On TV Via the Web - WSJ.com
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