Seeking Alpha

Making A Bull Case For Support.com

July 01, 2013

In the United States, 78% of broadband households have a home network, and that's expected to increase to 95% by 2016, according to research firm Parks Associates. The households and small businesses have migrated from a PC-focused system to a network-focused system, and now the PC is simply one endpoint on a customer's network. Today, apart from a PC, a customer might have a tablet, several smartphones, a printer and maybe a gaming device all connected to a network.

From the article, "Making A Bull Case For Support.com."

Previously In The News

Netflix: Ready To Jump On 'Online Viewing'

With more information becoming available, one must question how important the original programming and general content quality truly is for video streaming customers. Parks Associates recently cond...

Roku Is Changing The Landscape Of Streaming Video

The disruptive power of streaming video became quickly apparent as soon as Netflix debuted the service to supplement its DVD business. Amazon quickly followed with Prime, and it was off to the race...

Why Google's Move Into TV Is Good For Netflix

Rumors are swirling among the financial media, citing unnamed sources with knowledge of the matter, that Google is poised to unveil a TV set-top box in the first half of 2014. The Nexus-branded dev...

Apple Should Acquire MLBAM If It Wants Apple TV To Work

MLBAM has recently expressed interest in a sale, and Apple has partnered with them numerous times for product launches, which provides a groundwork to build upon. This acquisition would position Ap...

1
2
›