What is Verizon Wireless cooking up with its cable partners? - FierceWireless

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What is Verizon Wireless cooking up with its cable partners? - FierceWireless:

 "My colleague Steve Donohue of FierceCable discovered in November that Verizon filed a patent application for targeting ads to viewers based on information collected from infrared cameras and microphones that would be able to detect conversations, people, objects and even animals that are near a TV. However, it's unclear if that's related to the joint technology venture's work."



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