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AT&T CruiseCast in-car satellite TV service launching this Spring
Engadget — ... for the service. From the start, the channel lineup will include Disney Channel, Discovery Kids, Animal Planet, Nickelodeon, Cartoon Network Mobile, USA, MSNBC, CNN Mobile Live and CNBC (among others), and you'll be required to install a three pound 11.3- x 10.3- x 4.3-inch antenna on the roof of your vehicle. Oh, and if you're looking for a little test drive before you buy in, Avis and Budget are expected to make it available in some locales for $9 a day or $63 per week. [Via PC World] Filed under: CES, Portable Video AT&T CruiseCast in-car ...

AT&T Silences Annoying Backseat Children with 20 Satellite TV Channels This Spring [Satellite TV]
Gizmodo — ... the system, and $28 a month for the service. Service cut-outs that occur when similar services go under a bridge or into a tunnel, like my ancient 4-year-old Sirius XM radio receiver, will be addressed—allegedly—by AT&T;'s proprietary "breakthrough buffering technology." Additionally, there was no word on the kind of insurance claim one should file when the satellite receiver caves in your roof, but we'll keep an eye out for an update. [CruiseCast via PC World] ...

AT&T Cruisecast: 20 Satellite TV Channels For the Car [Satellite TV]
Gizmodo — ... the system, and $28 a month for the service. Service cut-outs that occur when similar services go under a bridge or into a tunnel, like my ancient 4-year-old Sirius XM radio receiver, will be addressed—allegedly—by AT&T;'s proprietary "breakthrough buffering technology." Additionally, there was no word on the kind of insurance claim one should file when the satellite receiver caves in your roof, but we'll keep an eye out for an update. [CruiseCast via PC World] ...