Business Week, November 14, 2005
By David Kiley and Tom Lowry

The string of groundbreaking deals struck on Nov. 7 has been heralded as the beginning of a media revolution. NBC Universal and CBS Broadcasting abandoned age-old policies and chose to make top shows available via video-on-demand services. Yahoo! Inc. announced that it will enable television fans who are away from home to program their TiVo digital-video recording devices remotely.

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