Comcast, the nation's largest cable company, said yesterday that it would offer its customers a video recorder service from TiVo, news that helped send TiVo's shares up nearly 75 percent. Investors
had soured on TiVo lately, on fears that its pioneering service for digitally recording and playing back television programs was being eclipsed by house brands offered by satellite and cable
companies.
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