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Venezuela’s judiciary: Whistle-blown | The Economist

WHEN Hugo Chávez became Venezuela’s president, in 1999, he promised an overhaul of the country’s notoriously venal judiciary. But according to charges made by a recently dismissed supreme-court justice, the flaws Mr Chávez vowed to rectify are nothing compared with what has transpired under his rule. On March 20th the legislature removed Eladio Aponte from the court.
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Ex-judge: Venezuelan government manipulates rulings - CNN.com

(CNN) -- Venezuela's judges make decisions based on instructions from the country's government rather than the rule of law, a former top justice who fled the South American nation said. Eladio Aponte Aponte, who was a Supreme Court justice until the Venezuelan government accused him of connections with an alleged drug trafficker last month, was flown to the United States by the Drug Enforcement Agency this week, a Costa Rican official said. The former judge told Miami-based SOiTV that he fears for his life in his home country. And he described what he said is a corrupt justice system where officials are forced to convict political prisoners.
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Interestingly, viewers in these 4.5% of homes watch less than half as much television as the general population but more than twice as much online video. Even then, they watch broadcast television for 122 minutes a day, compared to 11 minutes of online video, suggesting that streaming is far from a substitute for television or other long-form video formats. Across the whole population of the United States, those aged 25-34 watch 53 minutes a week of online video, more than double that of teenagers, while seniors over 65 watch the least, but still an average of 13 minutes a week.

Nielsen and comScore chart rise in online video

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¿De dónde provienen las ganacias de Google? (Reveladora Infografía)

Google es uno de los grandes de Internet y por ende las ganancias anuales que tiene son exorbitantes. Tal es así que en el año 2011 tuvo una entrada de dinero que rondó los 37.900 millones de dólares. Vía GeekRoom
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CBS Corp. May Create Original Series for Netflix | MediaWorks - Advertising Age

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http://huguesrey.wordpress.com/2011/06/17/the-future-of-social-tv-dastardly-airlines/ The Future of Social TV – Dastardly Airlines . Named last year as one of the ten most important emerging technologies by the MIT Technology Review social TV is fast rising as one of the hottest topics since group buying. Ynon Kreiz , CEO of the Endemol group the largest independent production company in the world responsible for Big brother said Social TV is going to be huge. “The ability to create content that will enable people to interface with each other, to connect, to recommend, to share and experience over television, is going to change the landscape of the industry.” But will social TV really live up to the hype?

The Future of Social TV – Dastardly Airlines « I am a Bridge (Hugues Rey Blog)

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With growing influence of web and more time spend by users staying connected - what would be the future of television? This is my guess how the Television will adapt to going influence of Internet. More... http://www.slideshare.net/beingpractical/the-future-of-television-tv

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New technology and consumers' viewing habits are changing the face of TV. What was once thought of as a mere possibility is now a reality, as consumers like you want more choices and flexibility in your viewing experiences. And even now, with so many options for entertainment, broadcast TV is still the top choice among consumers. Digital broadcasting is bringing consumers hyperlocal content critical to their lives and communities, while seamlessly integrating the latest technologies in TV entertainment. And advancements such as mobile DTV will put this free TV in the palm of your hand. http://www.thefutureoftv.org/about.asp#.TtZNGTFCdY0.twitter
Google is finally rolling out its long-awaited update to the Google TV platform this weekend, which comes with a completely revamped UI as well as access to the Android Market. The update will be rolled out to Sony devices first and reach Logitech Revue set-top boxes soon after. On both, consumers can expect access to up to 1,800 apps at launch. http://gigaom.com/2011/10/28/google-tv-relaunch/

Google TV relaunches with Android Market (video) — Tech News and Analysis

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Sony's Wiesenthal: The Future of TV Is the Tablet | Special: Digital Conference - Advertising Age

MiScreens video distribution platform enables TV producers and Broadcasters to market and monetize premium quality video across multiple platforms. Learn more The new way to watch is interactive and social.

Social Video Apps powered by Mobovivo - Home

With CES inching closer, the connected, smart, Internet-enabled TV market continuing to heat up. In fact, the Connected TV Marketing Association ( CTVMA ) just launched this week, which strives to promote and grow the quickly-emerging connected TV business. One company that’s already been developing connected TV apps for three years is Flingo , a company that builds “super apps for smart TVs,” on Insignia, LG, Samsung, Vizio, Sanyo, Western Digital, and Netgear devices. Last month the company announced they’d be working with Collective Digital Studio to bring YouTube celebs The Annoying Orange, Fred, iJustine and FreddieW delivered straight to connected TV sets — a step to create a new kind of primetime on TV for these stars.

Flingo dives into social TV with synchronized TV apps

Deep into your NCAA brackets, are you? Comparing with your friends about how your predictions are shaping up? Maybe over a beer and barbecue. Yeah, here's how pathetic I am: I talk to my friends about the future of television.

Apple, Amazon, Google or Comcast -- Who Will 'Win' TV 2.0? | Bob Garfield - Advertising Age

The social TV app yap.TV is launching Live Pulse, a button that informs users that live synced content is available while they are watching a show, the company announced today. Besides Live Pulse, the startup is also introducing a CMS that lets broadcasters and content owners manage their own second screen experience. According to its co-founders, this is fairly unique in the second screen space. Yet it doesn’t mean that yap.TV doesn’t have competitors.

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