TiVo founders try to reprogram Internet video

Published February 25, 2014 7:54pm ET



SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The founders of DVR pioneer TiVo are shifting their focus from broadcast TV to broadband Internet as they introduce a new device designed to make it easier for people to find and manage video.

The sequel gets underway Tuesday with the release of the Qplay, a box that sorts and streams video clips compiled from all over the Internet. It’s on sale for $49 exclusively at http://www.qplay.co .

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