The CVC GameLine did things even earlier. We're talking 1983 earlier. And while it all ended in disaster, the ashes of the venture would bizarrely lead to the creation of one of the internet era's ...

a company called Control Video Corporation (CVC) developed a peripheral for the Atari 2600 called the Gameline. The device hooked up to a phone line and let users download games to their systems ...

CVC sold one product for $50 a pop. It was called Gameline and it allowed Atari 2600 videogame console owners to buy new games over their phone lines for $1 each. Twenty-six years and countless ...

CVC sold one product for $50 a pop. It was called Gameline and it allowed Atari 2600 videogame console owners to buy new games over their phone lines for $1 each. A year or so later, the thing ...

HOLLYWOOD — CVC, the Time Warner Entertainment subsidiary that specializes in DVD authoring and encoding, has launched CVC Global Affiliate Network to facilitate exploitation of worldwide DVD ...