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NBC says it inadvertently blocked 'American Gladiators'

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May 19, 2008
        
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NBC Universal acknowledged on Monday that it inadvertently blocked some people from recording two of its shows last week. Owners of Windows Vista Media Centers complained last Monday that they were prevented from recording American Gladiator and Medium. On the message board Thegreenbutton.com,... [read full story]                    

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FAQ: What Microsoft's block of 'American Gladiators' teaches us

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May 22, 2008
        

Users of Windows Media Centers who were blocked from recording two NBC shows last week are eager to learn why Microsoft is taking marching orders from broadcasters. (Credit: Greg Sandoval) Microsoft is soon expected to explain why it inserted technology into Vista that blocked digital TV viewers...

NBC says it inadvertently blocked 'American Gladiators'

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May 19, 2008
        

Posted by Greg Sandoval | Post a comment A week after some users of Vista Media Centers were prevented from recording two NBC Universal shows the network acknowledged Monday that it inadvertently blocked some people from recording the shows. The owners of Windows Vista Media Centers were...

NBC says it inadvertently flagged 'American Gladiators'

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May 19, 2008
        

A week after some users of Vista Media Centers were prevented from recording two NBC Universal shows, the network acknowledged Monday that it inadvertently blocked some people from recording the shows. The owners of Windows Vista Media Centers were prevented from recording American Gladiators and...

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