Aereo Aims At Denver, Salt Lake With Internet Broadcast TV
Aereo, a startup developing an Internet service to let users watch broadcast television any time they want--and which is backed by Barry Diller--said today that it plans to open up access to its service in both Denver and Salt Lake City this year, part of a 22 city expansion effort. Aereo has developed a service which lets user record and re-play broadcast television on their PC, mobile device, or tablet, including remotely, using a special device and antenna. The service, which costs $8 a month, has so far only been available in New York City. Aereo, despite the backing of Diller and a $38M in venture capital, has been controversial, and is the target of lawsuit from broadcasters, who feel that the service is unfairly stealing their content.
posted on Wednesday, January 9, 2013
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