Comments on: TiVo Announces Results for First Quarter Ended April 30, 2007

By: Comcast accepts TiVo’s software | Gizmo Lovers Blog

Comcast accepts TiVo’s software | Gizmo Lovers Blog — Wed, 17 Aug 2011 06:30:36 +0000

[...] before the previously-disclosed deadline of June 30, 2007.This is good news for TiVo, and for the previously announced plan to roll out the software in Boston and other areas in the northeast in August.Congratulations [...]

By: megazone

megazone — Thu, 31 May 2007 20:02:16 +0000

Stephen – Ah, that could explain it. Kind of misleading when it says ‘X titles’ – I wouldn’t expect a season of a TV show to be a ‘title’. I can see that now, since looking at the TV category shows just 813 results, but each of those results expands to list episodes. I’ll edit the post, my apologies.

Jeff – TGC has been selling units in both Taiwan and mainland China for a while now. But, since it is a separate company, TiVo doesn’t really ever say anything about sales figures. TGC also helps develop TiVo’s new hardware now. I believe the S2DT was developed with TGC.

By: Jeff Kovach

Jeff Kovach — Thu, 31 May 2007 18:01:46 +0000

I’m a bit suprised that TiVo’s Asian market hasn’t been mentioned at all, even if it is via a partnership in which Tivo, Inc. is a minority owner. If you go to http://www.tgc-taiwan.com.tw/ you’ll see that it appears as though they are now selling boxes in Taiwan, complete with Taiwanese/Chinese interface. There’s even a ‘Tivo Guy’ blog at http://bloguide.ettoday.com/tivo/ but I can’t read it…

By: Stephen Mack

Stephen Mack — Thu, 31 May 2007 16:44:50 +0000

Hey MegaZone, when you search for TiVo compatible titles at Amazon, it counts every single episode of a particular TV show only once. So, for example, even though there are dozens of titles of “24″ you can download via Unbox, that only counts as one in the search results.

I believe 10,000 is accurate.