PayPal and Comcast to let viewers pay with their remotes

Viewers can spend money with remotes

PayPal payment service will join with cable company Comcast Corp. and set-top box maker TiVo Inc. to let television viewers donate money and buy goods from their TV sets using a remote control.

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