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The company that made binge viewing fashionable is raising the stakes as it makes inroads into the traditional TV model. The New York Times reports that Netflix, which rolled out the superhero series “Daredevil” earlier this month, is “betting its…
HBO is getting into pot dealing. The pay-cable channel placed a series order for the comedy “High Maintenance,” Deadline.com reports. The series, which has been airing on the Web on Vimeo, moves to HBO with a six-episode order. The report…
17-Time Major League Baseball All-Star Pete Rose, who received a lifetime ban from baseball back in 1989, will again be involved in the game as a part of the Fox Sports team. The channel announced that it is bringing aboard…
ABC reports that its overnight ratings for an NBA playoff game aired Sunday were the third-highest in history for the opening game of a first-round series. The network’s coverage of the Cleveland-Boston opener, in which the Cavaliers dispatched the Celtics…
Press release from Fox Sports, April 18, 2015: Pete Rose, a 17-time Major League Baseball All-Star and three-time World Series champion is slated to serve FOX Sports as a guest studio analyst. The announcement was made today by John Entz,…
By Chuck Ross Many of us, whether or not we have previously heard of ESPN reporter Britt McHenry, seem to have an opinion about ESPN suspending her for seven days after her tirade at a towing company was caught on…
TVWeek Open Mic blogger Hillary Atlkin was there to hear it all, which you can read about if you click here.
Attorneys in the antitrust division of the U.S. Justice Department are said to be close to submitting a recommendation against the pending Comcast acquisition of Time Warner Cable, Bloomberg reports, citing sources who are familiar with the situation. The story…
A former Marine Corps lieutenant colonel who made a name for himself during the Iran-Contra scandal of the 1980s is taking over as host of the military-themed series “Saving Private K-9,” which airs on the Sportsman Channel. The channel announced…
A new drama series from mega-producer Jerry Bruckheimer — whose track record includes the “CSI” franchise, “Without a Trace” and “The Amazing Race” — is in development at Spike TV. The cable channel announced it’s working with Bruckheimer and Warner…