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The creators of “Quarterlife,” the made-for-the Web series that debuts Sunday on MySpace, are talking to TV networks about putting the show on television. Marshall Herskovitz, who created “Quarterlife” with Edward Zwick, said he has had discussions with various networks….
A compilation of strike news from around the Web. NBC Cutting ‘Tonight Show’ Staff Next Week NBC told non-writing “Tonight Show” personnel today that they will be laid off next week if production does not continue on the show, Broadcasting…
Social networking site MySpace Thursday announced the global launch of the original Internet series “Quarterlife.” The new series, about a young woman who spills her friends’ secrets in her video blog, is created and owned by Marshall Herskovitz and Edward…
National Ratings for Week of Oct. 29- Nov. 4, 2007 Event Outlet Household Rating Men 18-49 Rating Monday, Oct. 29 NFL Football (Packers-Broncos) ESPN 9.0 7.9 Tuesday, Oct. 30 NBA Basketball (Rockets-Lakers) TNT 1.5 1.6 NBA Basketball…
NBC Sports will air a 30-minute special on legendary Grambling State football coach Eddie Robinson before the Bayou Classic on Nov. 24. The program will air commercial-free through a sponsorship deal with State Farm. “Every Man a Tiger: The Eddie…
NBC Co-Head of Entertainment Ben Silverman has a reputation as a party animal, but he is also on the offensive, calling out his former boss, ABC Entertainment President Steve McPherson, as well as Fox Entertainment President Kevin Reilly in an…
“The Martha Stewart Show” is making a quartet, as distributor NBC Universal Domestic Television Distribution has cleared the strip for its fourth season in more than 60 % of the country. “’The Martha Stewart Show’ continues to be one of…
When last year’s ad-buying currency, live program ratings, is compared to this year’s measurement—average commercial ratings plus three days of digital video recorder playback—the majority of broadcast programming is down from last year’s levels, although a handful of shows are…
Strike May Force Job Cuts: Companies that don’t currently have shows in production with studios could be receiving suspension letters as soon as today, a move that could cost lower-level workers their jobs, the Los Angeles Times reports. The early…