Google And Television

The Future of Television, According to Google

Brian Fung | February 11, 2016

[...] Milo Medin, vice president of access services at Google, predicts that the Internet giant's own platform for smart televisions, Android TV, will "eventually build something" that allows consumers to abandon the black, bulky boxes that many currently rent from their cable providers.
"We have talked to folks inside who are now getting interested in it," Medin told reporters at a Washington conference Wednesday.

Source: http://www.googletelevision.es/

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