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 NEW YORK 鈥?Faced with competition from t stanley thermobecher he internet, Comcast has turned its X1 TV set-top box into something resembling a Roku or Apple TV streaming player, complete with app-like menus and a voice-activated remote. During the Olympics, X1 merged both TV and online videos to give viewers a one-stop experience.Matt Strauss, executive vice-president of Comcast   Xfinity services, spoke with The Associated Press recently about the company   Olympic ambitions and the future of television. Questions and answers have been edited for clarity and length.___               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Q: Why are you spending so much effort on an event that lasts just two weeks A: The focus has been  stanley flask around how we push the envelope to create experiences that are not only great for the Olympics but also become a sandbox for us to learn.  botella stanley This is just a great opportunity to experiment.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 ___Q: During the Olympics, Comcast has virtual channels of streaming video, similar to music playlists. Why is this needed when all the events are already available on demand                ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        A: A lot of viewers like more of a lean-back experience, which has been known as TV. In some ways, if you think what a network is, it   just a playlist. Somebody is programming a channel 24 hours a day, seven days a week.              Dwep WHAT S GOING ON HERE  Rideau Ferry bridge undergoes rehabilitation
 TORONTO 鈥?Hudson   Bay Co. says it is separating its department stores from its online marketplace, creating two separate businesses and distinct leadership structures.The company says its e-commerce business will operate as The Bay, water bottle stanley  while its group of 86 brick-and-mortar stores will operate as Hudson   Bay.HBC says the change will help accelerate the iconic retailer   digital-first technology transformation and elevate the overall shopping experience for customers both online and in store.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                        Richard Baker, HBCs executive chairman and CEO, says dividing the e-commerce and in-perso vaso stanley n stores enables each business to make unencumbered strategic investments.He says the launch of the retailer   expanded online marketplace earlier this year set in motion a rapid expansion of its e-commerce business, positioning the company to gain significant market share.        ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW                                 The company opened its website to third-party sellers in April, adding thousands of new brands and products to its online assortment.Iain Nairn, president and CEO of The Bay, says the e-commerce business will focus on technology investment and innovation, with plans to launch technology hubs in Toronto and Seattle to improve fulfilment capabilities, expand marketing and e stanley taza xtend vendor partnerships.               ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW