TiVo, DirecTV extend ad pact

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TiVo signs an extension of an advertising services agreement with the satellite broadcaster.

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This is why they are gonna fail
by WebDev503 April 5, 2005 11:06 AM PDT: Once I noticed the popup ads on my tivo the other night, that was enough to put me over the edge. I have not only experienced my tivo crash and freeze up since the latest update, but to pay for additional advertising being pumped into my screen, enough. I bought a Media Center PC the next day and I love it so far. No more monthly bill and popup ads from greedy tivo.

BTW, I got the tivo as a christmas gift, and only got 5 months out of it before I was forced to ditch it due to their greedy ways.; Like this Reply to this comment

Tivo advertizing
by HowieB April 6, 2005 4:07 PM PDT: Good reason to cancel my Tivo if they force advertizing on me.; Like this Reply to this comment

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