Video next to stream from cyberspace

The promise of internet-based video has long been hamstrung by copyright and piracy worries, slow dial-up connections, technical challenges and consumer disdain for watching blotchy videos on their home computers.

Video next to stream from cyberspace

The promise of internet-based video has long been hamstrung by copyright and piracy worries, slow dial-up connections, technical challenges and consumer disdain for watching blotchy videos on their home computers.

But a new Silicon Valley company is tackling those obstacles, hoping to become the first major provider of cinema straight from the internet to the living room computer.

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