Fox Pushes New Dyle Service

Chip installed in PCs and tablets can receive streaming video

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The session today was billed under the heading "Is 'Living Room Quality' TV Coming Soon to Your Mobile Device?" but, in reality, it was much more an advertisement for a new product Fox Broadcasting Company is helping push.

The  concept, called Dyle, is fairly simple. Fox and a consortium of other companies in the industry, including NBC and Ion TV, are teaming up to produce a new chip to be installed in computers and mobile devices which will allow users to watch live broadcast TV anywhere, using signals from the existing television broadcast spectrum (rather than traveling over the Internet as Hulu and other streaming services do).

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