A new FCC report outlining changes in TV coverage areas after the DTV switch finds that of all 1,749 full-power TV stations in the U.S., 89% of them will see a net gain in viewers, while the other 11% will…
The Screen Actors Guild’s recent decision to delay its strike authorization vote may signal the end of the bitter battle between the union and the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers, as SAG finds many of its high-profile members…
The Library of Congress is soliciting audio and video of sermons related to President Barack Obama’s inauguration for the American Folklife Center, Broadcasting & Cable reports. Ministries and stations used in the archives footage would have to sign over their…
USA Today has named AMC’s “Mad Men” its show of the year, calling it a “small gem no one would have tried in the days when every show had to draw a mass audience.” Other shows among the newspaper’s top…
Cast members of MTV’s reality series “The Hills” did not know if Monday’s season finale was the end of the show until star Lauren Conrad confirmed there will be more episodes of the series, MTV News reports. “I know that…
Sherwood Schwartz and son Lloyd have signed a deal for a film adaptation of the iconic classic TV series “Gilligan’s Island,” /Film reports. In an interview earlier this month with TVGuide, Schwartz said he would love to see “Arrested Development’s”…
What do you get the network that has everything? A crisp new suit. Just in time for Christmas comes a lawsuit pitting Warner Bros. Television against CBS. The studio on Tuesday filed suit in California Superior Court in Los Angeles…
Warner Bros. sued CBS claiming the network owes it more than $49 million in license fees the network agreed to pay for the hit sitcom “Two and a Half Men,” TMZ reports. TMZ says that according to the suit, CBS…
While still in third place, Katie Couric’s “CBS Evening News” last week racked up its highest ratings since February 2007, the Associated Press reports. The numbers suggest that viewers initially turned off by the changes at “Evening News” are giving…
Joost is getting a boost from a new application that allows iPhone users to see the web video service’s content via Wi-Fi, USA Today reports. “Ten million people have iPhones,” Joost CEO Mike Volpi tells the paper. “We want to…