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Verizon, New York Settle Broadband Dispute
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Verizon Debuts Second Generation Stream TV Device
Wireless giant's Android TV-based connected TV box now supports Netflix, a glaring omission when first introduced a year ago
Android TV x86 DIY App Lets Users Turn Old PCs Into Streaming Devices
In its effort to proliferate Android TV/Google TV, Google is now getting a little outside help
SCTE and CableLabs Set to Merge
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