HBO hasn't exactly warmed to the broadband-driven living room revolution. They've been accused of poisoning copies of their TV shows available for download via BitTorrent. They've petitioned the FCC to make DVR recording of subscription video-on demand illegal. They've hinted at possibly suing Slingbox for allowing the re-transmission of their content. All this while failing to offer their own legitimate broadband solution.

Tomorrow that will change, although initially in limited markets. There's a few caveats however: you must already be an HBO subscriber, you must get broadband service from your cable provider, and the service is only initially being launched in Milwaukee or Green Bay in cooperation with Time Warner Cable. HBO on broadband will provide 600 titles every month, though HBO has not stated when they plan to expand the service to additional areas.

We first heard about the project back in 2006, but its 2007 launch was delayed due to unspecified technical problems.