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CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Jun 15, 1999
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(Studio: Dan Rather) Report introduced.

(Mountain View, California: Sandra Hughes) The invention of new "digital video recorders" to record shows to watch at one's leisure reported; details given of how the technology works. [Replay television inventor Anthony WOOD - says now people can watch the shows they want when they want.] [TiVo CEO Mike RAMSAY - talks about his product.] [Technology analyst Josh BERNOFF - says people will watch less advertising.] [MAN - talks about the difficulty of programming VCRs.]

Reporter(s):
Hughes, Sandra;
Rather, Dan
Duration:
00:02:20

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