It's not really news, but it does make it official: DirecTV will stop marketing TiVo's PVRs later this year, replacing them with NDS Group Plc technology, which is owned by DirecTV investor News Corp.The word came Wednesday during Reuters Telecommunications, Cable and Satellite Summit in New York City. "The product we will market is our product," DirecTV Chief Executive Chase Carey said. However, he suggested that customers can still get TiVo if they ask.
The NDS PVRs have high-capacity hard drives that store frequently watched programs, creating an almost video-on-demand experience for users.









1. This is just unfortunate. Even Comcast realized that TiVo's boxes were better than their Motorola boxes.
I actually just picked up HD Satellite because of the TiVo; I am willing to switch content providers in order to stick with TiVo.
Bhavesh Patel
Posted at 2:28PM on Aug 11th 2005 by Bhavesh Patel