Television has been moving behind the film in their ways to tell and also in the technology for transmit what iscounted. In recent years the cinema has seen its revenue diminish because, particularly, of illegal downloadingover the network and domestic piracy in general, involved in a crisis of ideas to develop original scripts. One ofthe reasons that led him to devise new modes of transmission more difficult to copy, returning to a technologynothing new, but renewed: 3D. Television, no stranger to technological advances, need to compete in the field ofentertainment to keep its share of screen. That is why, little by little is also adapting the renewed three-dimensionaltechnology for their emissions. While this is still a fledgling technology in television, with the advent of 3D, the creatorof television products arise that give value added to their programming. A turning point will be the one issuing fromthe London Olympics in 3D by the BBC, it has been committed.In this study we will revise the broadcasters that integrate 3D into their emissions (for those who have the technologythat makes is possible your viewing), the potential of this new technology and the analysis of whether it is really anadded value to viewing that will change the ways of telling or just a business pitch more. Be seen whether profitableor not.
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