TV Guide - Revision history

AriX: Reverted edits by YRUPOOPBANANS (Talk) to last revision by AriX

2011-01-25T13:45:38Z

Reverted edits by YRUPOOPBANANS (Talk) to last revision by AriX

YRUPOOPBANANS: Replaced content with 'TV Guide is a nigger. Niggers use TV Guide to obtain drugs. Use magnets to obtain a TV Guide quicker.'

2011-01-25T06:26:00Z

Replaced content with 'TV Guide is a nigger. Niggers use TV Guide to obtain drugs. Use magnets to obtain a TV Guide quicker.'

AriX at 21:20, 20 September 2010

2010-09-20T21:20:06Z

AriX at 21:19, 20 September 2010

2010-09-20T21:19:12Z

AriX: Not 100% sure about the history of TVGOS/Prevue Interactive, please help me out if this isn't completely right

2010-05-22T00:01:38Z

Not 100% sure about the history of TVGOS/Prevue Interactive, please help me out if this isn't completely right

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TV Guide has been the name for many different things over the years. It was mostly a magazine until the mid-90s, when News Corp (its parent company) and TCI started the TV Guide On Screen channel, which was a scrolling channel guide much like the Prevue Channel. Not much is known about this channel, as there is very little documentation of it online. TCI and [[UVSG]] also got together to write TV Guide On Screen Interactive, one of the first interactive program guides for digital cable STBs. This was later acquired by UVSG in its entirety and called [[Prevue Interactive]], and is now known as TV Guide Interactive.

The current TV Guide On Screen product is a completely unrelated guide that is built-in to the TV itself and gets program data from information digitally encoded into broadcast TV stations. Before digital TV began catching on, it got its data from the VBI of broadcast TV stations.

In 1999, United Video Satellite Group acquired TV Guide from News Corp and renamed itself to TV Guide Inc. See [[United Video Satellite Group]] for more information.

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−	TV Guide is ~~a nigger~~. ~~Niggers use~~ TV Guide to ~~obtain drugs~~. ~~Use magnets~~ to ~~obtain a~~ TV Guide ~~quicker~~.	+	TV Guide has been the name for many different things over the years. It was mostly a magazine until the mid-90s, when News Corp (its parent company) and TCI started the TV Guide On Screen channel, which was a scrolling channel guide much like the Prevue Channel. Not much is known about this channel, as there is very little documentation of it online. TCI and [[UVSG]] also worked together to write TV Guide On Screen, one of the first interactive program guides for (General Instrument, now Motorola-based) digital cable STBs. This was later acquired by UVSG in its entirety and renamed [[Prevue Interactive]], and is currently known as TV Guide Interactive or i-Guide.
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		+	The current TV Guide On Screen product is a completely unrelated guide that is built-in to various TVs and gets program data from information digitally encoded into broadcast TV stations. Before digital TV began catching on, it received its data from the VBI of broadcast TV stations.
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		+	In 1999, United Video Satellite Group acquired TV Guide from News Corp and renamed itself to TV Guide Inc. See [[United Video Satellite Group]] for more information.

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−	TV Guide ~~has been the name for many different things over the years. It was mostly~~ a magazine until the mid-90s, when News Corp (its parent company) and TCI started the TV Guide On Screen channel, which was a scrolling channel guide much like the Prevue Channel. Not much is known about this channel, as there is very little documentation of it online. TCI and [[UVSG]] also worked together to write TV Guide On Screen, one of the first interactive program guides for (General Instrument, now Motorola-based) digital cable STBs. This was later acquired by UVSG in its entirety and renamed [[Prevue Interactive]], and is currently known as TV Guide Interactive or i-Guide.	+	TV Guide is a nigger. Niggers use TV Guide to obtain drugs. Use magnets to obtain a TV Guide quicker.
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−	~~The current~~ TV Guide ~~On Screen product is a completely unrelated guide that is built-in~~ to ~~various TVs and gets program data from information digitally encoded into broadcast TV stations. Before digital TV began catching on, it received its data from the VBI of broadcast TV stations~~.
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−	~~In 1999, United Video Satellite Group acquired TV Guide from News Corp and renamed itself~~ to TV Guide ~~Inc. See [[United Video Satellite Group]] for more information~~.

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-TV Guide has been the name for many different things over the years. It was mostly a magazine until the mid-90s, when News Corp (its parent company) and TCI started the TV Guide On Screen channel, which was a scrolling channel guide much like the Prevue Channel. Not much is known about this channel, as there is very little documentation of it online. TCI and [[UVSG]] also worked together to write TV Guide On Screen, one of the first interactive program guides for digital cable STBs. This was later acquired by UVSG in its entirety and renamed [[Prevue Interactive]], and is now known as TV Guide Interactive or i-Guide.
+TV Guide has been the name for many different things over the years. It was mostly a magazine until the mid-90s, when News Corp (its parent company) and TCI started the TV Guide On Screen channel, which was a scrolling channel guide much like the Prevue Channel. Not much is known about this channel, as there is very little documentation of it online. TCI and [[UVSG]] also worked together to write TV Guide On Screen, one of the first interactive program guides for (General Instrument, now Motorola-based) digital cable STBs. This was later acquired by UVSG in its entirety and renamed [[Prevue Interactive]], and is currently known as TV Guide Interactive or i-Guide.
-The current TV Guide On Screen product is a completely unrelated guide that is built-in to the TV itself and gets program data from information digitally encoded into broadcast TV stations. Before digital TV began catching on, it got its data from the VBI of broadcast TV stations.
+The current TV Guide On Screen product is a completely unrelated guide that is built-in to various TVs and gets program data from information digitally encoded into broadcast TV stations. Before digital TV began catching on, it received its data from the VBI of broadcast TV stations.
 In 1999, United Video Satellite Group acquired TV Guide from News Corp and renamed itself to TV Guide Inc. See [[United Video Satellite Group]] for more information.