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	<title>Comments on: Internet more fun than Japanese television</title>
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		<title>By: Jim</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Just a thought, but one that might explain the current rise in popularity of the TV. There was a great rush to buy digital TVs before the  April the 1st cut-off date for getting eco-points when buying a TV in many of the big chain shops. Possibly the new digital sets are holding viewers&#039; attentions for the moment. And more likely, as the blur between the Internet and TV is widening (e.g. I can access the Internet from my new 40-incher), these new sets allow access to what was Internet territory for mundande tasks, like getting weather, local shopping and TV guide information. And I suppose that, for some, pressing a button on an otherwise on TV is easier than setting up the laptop just to get the same information.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Just a thought, but one that might explain the current rise in popularity of the TV. There was a great rush to buy digital TVs before the  April the 1st cut-off date for getting eco-points when buying a TV in many of the big chain shops. Possibly the new digital sets are holding viewers&#8217; attentions for the moment. And more likely, as the blur between the Internet and TV is widening (e.g. I can access the Internet from my new 40-incher), these new sets allow access to what was Internet territory for mundande tasks, like getting weather, local shopping and TV guide information. And I suppose that, for some, pressing a button on an otherwise on TV is easier than setting up the laptop just to get the same information.</p>
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