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Meet Starry, the new startup from Aereo’s founder aimed at revolutionizing the Internet
Starry, a new company from Aereo founder Chet Kanojia, is promising home Internet service that's competitive with cable and fiber companies.
Update: Aereo now available for Google Chromecast
Definitely good news for any current Aereo subscribers in the United States, the company has rolled out Google Chromecast support.
Today, the future of TV rests in the wrinkly hands of the Supreme Court
Aereo's upcoming battle with broadcasters on Tuesday will affect us all, no matter the outcome. Find out more about the fight for the future of TV.
Aereo’s new site explains its side of the Supreme Court showdown
Aereo puts up a new website that explains in laymens terms how its service works, and why it believes it has done nothing illegal.
As Aereo nears its moment of truth, new data affirms broadcasters’ biggest fears
The infamous New York-based company now has more ammunition to make big broadcasters quiver: new data predicts a conversion of pay-TV subscribers to Aereo.
CBS may create an Internet-TV service if Aereo wins in Supreme Court
Potentially changing how network television content will be distributed in the future, CBS CEO Les Moonves believes that the networks could easily pull together to create a viable Aereo alternative.
Aereo makes a final plea for the future of Internet TV as we know it
Aereo makes a final plea for its legality in a 100 page brief to the Supreme Court.
Western justice: Utah judge deals Aereo its first big loss
A Utah justice hands down an injunction on Aereo, handing the service its first major blow as it prepares for a Supreme Court battle.
Remember the Aereo: Streaming broadcast TV service launches in San Antonio February 19
Aereo will open in San Antonio on February 19th, marking the 12th market for the service, which broadcasts network TV to mobile devices and computers.
Aereo to NYC: Sorry, we’re ‘sold out’
Aereo has been notifying potential new customers in NYC that it is at full capacity. The company is working on solving the issue.
United States Supreme Court to hear the Aereo vs. Broadcasters case
Perhaps leading to a significant shift in over-the-air broadcasting in the future, the U.S. Supreme Court plans to hear an appeal from the major networks regarding the legality of Aereo.
NFL, MLB threaten to yank games from broadcast TV if Aereo stays open
Potentially problematic for sports fans around the country, both Major League Baseball and the National Football League are gunning for Aereo by promising to move games to premium channels.
Aereo keeps its swagger, opens new market in the Denver Metro area
Aereo will expand its services to the Denver Metro area starting November 4th. The company allows users to stream broadcast TV online for a monthly fee.
Even Big Bird wants to shut down Aereo
A petition to the Supreme Court to have Aereo shutdown was filed Friday by some of the biggest names in the industry including Fox, CBS, Univision, and PBS.
Utah and Fox join forces in an attempt to kick Aereo to the curb
Local Utah broadcasters and Fox filed a joint lawsuit Monday against internet rebroadcasting company Aereo in an attempt to ban the service from Utah.
Just when Aereo thought it was out, FilmOn pulled it back in
A D.C. District court has ruled FilmOn is in violation of copyright laws, which could lead it and rival Aereo to battle TV broadcasters at the Supreme Court
Report: Aereo is heading to Android devices in September
Definitely good news for Android device owners, Aereo's CEO announced plans to launch an Android application for the live television streaming service.
If you can’t beat ’em, pick on someone smaller! Networks go after Aereo copycat
Thanks to copy-cat service FilmOn X's (formerly Aereokiller) loss in a California court, Aereo may find itself in the Supreme Court.
Aereo’s CEO wants to turn TV on its head (and Big Media wants his head)
Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia speaks with Digital Trends about forthcoming market launches, breaking down barriers, and how his company plans to ttransform TV.
Aereo expanding to Chicago next, goes live Sept. 13
Aereo will be expanding its live TV streaming service to Chicago on September 13, CEO and founder Chet Kanojia announced today at TechWeek Chicagol.
CEWeek 2013: How Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia wants to democratize cable television
Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia sat down with CEA President and CEO, Gary Shapiro during CEWeek to discuss big media, lawsuits and his plans to press forward
Terms & Conditions: Aereo toes a legal line but that’s its problem, not yours
Aereo is the bane of TV networks everywhere – but are you risking anything by signing up?
Aereo changes its pricing plans for subscribers
Aereo is adding another incentive to grow its subscriber base with a new pricing plan that would eliminate long-term commitments and offer a 30-day trial.