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February 22, 2012
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Video-Viewing Mobile Apps Posing a Threat To Broadcast TV
Television that we’re used to can stop existing quickly. This could happen, taking into account so many fresh alternatives out there to pose a threat to traditional television. We simply don’t want to deal with TV schedules, long interruptions for commercials, and not having any say in what’s playing. Today, when we can get anything we want, when we want it by browsing the Internet, traditional television may certainly seem so last-century. Right now, there are a great number of alternatives bringing videos of choice to the television screen. For quite some time, telecommunication providers in USA have supplied on-demand shows in addition to the directory of programs. These on-demand programs permit us to select from a number of popular video content and start watching. Your selection begins playing instantly, without commercials, plus, there is the option to fast forward and rewind. Lately, the combination of internet access into television sets became more widespread, and resulted in something new: Hybrid digital TV. It’s essentially a mix of regular TV together with Internet. Google TV is a good example, it has been around for a while, but was criticized by some after its release. Another notable development is called BOXEE, which read more
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A year in Review for Scott Tucker and his Dream Team: the 12 Hours of Sebring
In mid-March, right after a modest but strong showing at the Rolex 24 at Daytona many weeks earlier, the Level 5 Motorsports team made its LMP2 debut. After winning its LMP class this season, the drivers nabbed the LMP2 distinction. As has become somewhat of a tradition in the past year, the team was working feverishly to finish its entry car in time for the starting flag. In a matter of just days, the Lola Honda was finished and shipped to Florida for its race debut as well as the team's class debut. read more
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Franchitti : The Latest Addition to Scott Tucker’s Dream Team
A while back, Scott Tucker-owned Level 5 announced the addition of Marino Franchitti to its driver lineup before this weekend's Petit Le Mans race at Road Atlanta. Franchitti will join Tucker and fellow driver Luis Diaz in driving the No. 55 Microsoft Office-sponsored entry for the enduro, a 1,000-mile/10-hour race. read more
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History in the Making: Scott Tucker’s 2009 SCCA Runoffs debut
Scott Tucker, owner and driver for Level 5 Motorsports, creates history earlier this week at the SCCA National Championship Runoffs. Through the victory lap, he nabbed his 3rd straight SCCA titles, an historical accomplishment that merely a limited number of drivers have ever achieved. read more
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Level 5 Motorsports talks Infineon Challenge
Scott Tucker is without question a solid race car driver, however when you add the fact that he competes not just in the ALMS and the ILMS but also the Ferrari Challenge series, Tucker becomes an incredible race car driver-unbelievable not just due to the schedule he keeps, but because of his continual success on the track. The first FC race of the 2011 year for Tucker and his Level 5 Motorsports team was the debut of the Ferrari 458 Challenge-the 5th model to be used since the series began in the early 90s-at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, Calif. read more
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Scott Tucker Debut Will Be Held On Petit Le Mans
The pinnacle of this years American Le Mans series occurs on Oct. 1 with the 14th annual Petit Le Mans at Road Atlanta. For Scott Tucker, driver and owner for Level 5, the race marks the starting of his 6th year of professional racing. In 2006, he made his professional debut at Petit Le Mans, and following that, his career took off. read more
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