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Staying In: Tips for TV, cooking and moreSan Francisco ChronicleOur staff has come up with all sorts of options, including the best of what's on television, a DVD to watch, a book you might want to read, even a recipe to try - complete with shopping and pantry item lists - from our Chronicle Food and Wine staff. |
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Cable TV Business Sales Up 73% By 2014, Says Moody'sInvestor's Business DailyCable TV firms could make acquisitions to target larger business customers, says Moody's. "As the cable industry's penetration of small and medium-size businesses increases, cable operators will look to acquire assets in order to compete more ...and more » |
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The Internet as a New Medium and Internet EthicsKorea IT Times (press release)As such a trend is expected to continue generation after generation, there is no denying the Internet will gain ground as the most powerful medium that affects our daily lives just like TV. The basic functions of the traditional media include news ... |
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Would Departed Fido Want to Leash Up Again? Ask HimNew York TimesRight up until the moment when one pet owner consults a medium to find out her dead dog's opinion on whether she should clone him. The show, Monday on TLC, is a follow-up to an installment broadcast in January. Three cases occupy the hour: a Florida ...and more » |
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Brent Axe : Radio, TV, HCCC Grad Touches All The Bases - Part 2Utica Observer Dispatch (blog)As a longtime radio guy, where does Axe see his medium in the near and far future? "Radio must embrace other fomats out there today. Radio in its pure form is dying. Radio must utilize social media; the internet. As long as radio adapts, ... |
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DISH'S NOVEL DVR ANGERS NETWORKSU-T San DiegoBy BLOOMBERG NEWS & NYT NEWS SERVICE Increase in television ad revenue in the US last year to $71.8 billion. It was larger than for any other medium. This month, Dish Network activated a new feature for its latest DVR system which allows users to ...and more » |
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Fall TV's most promising and most puzzling offeringsDetroit Free PressIt's because CBS' programmers seem to have the best grasp of what their audience wants and how the medium works. And once again, they seem to have come up with the fall's strongest new slate â one that offers a few shows that look as promising as the ...and more » |
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Spotlight on Sky TV 'overdue'New Zealand HeraldBy John Drinnan Competitors say Sky Television has had a charmed run avoiding regulation since it started in 1989 and a recent flurry of scrutiny is long overdue. But chief executive John Fellet says the pay television near monopoly has "always been ...and more » |
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