Telecompetitor Arches

AT&T Confirms Whole Home DVR

confirmed a previously reported . The service, called , allows up to eight connected televisions to view recorded DVR content. AT&T joins who offers a . Both companies are trying to gain a competitive edge, . DVR differentiation will be interesting to watch over the coming months. Cable may try to exploit a networked DVR service, which could help level the playing field with multi-room DVR options. Networked DVR received a new lease on life after a recent court ruling in favor of Cablevision, which tried to launch the service last year, but was sued by several movie studios to stop it.

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