"Apple Inc. is working with component suppliers in Asia to test a new tablet computer with a smaller screen, people familiar with the situation said, as it looks to broaden its product pipeline amid intensifying competition and maintain its dominant…
Amazon.com’s Prime service, which provides free two-day shipping along with access to content through online streaming for an annual $79 fee, has fewer than half as many customers as analysts had projected, according to Bloomberg. Between 3 million and 5…
A columnist in the Fox Sports organization has apologized for a Twitter message last week that was apparently aimed at celebrating New York Knicks player Jeremy Lin but badly misfired, MediaBistro.com reports. FoxSports.com columnist Jason Whitlock issued the tweet Friday…
Oprah Winfrey did something that got her in trouble with the Nielsen TV ratings service over the weekend, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The trouble started when Winfrey sent out a tweet asking her fans to watch "Oprah’s Next Chapter,"…
A singer whose performance during Sunday’s Grammys broadcast offended Catholics and others issued a defiant tweet as experts warned she could lose fans, Fox News reports. Nicki Minaj shocked some viewers with her high-concept performance of “Roman Holiday” from her…
Game sensation Angry Birds has finally landed on the world’s most popular website, USA Today reports. The site is Facebook. The article says, "The game will feature levels exclusive to Facebook and social features such as sharing high scores and…
E!’s Grammys red carpet show on Sunday went through the roof, finishing as not only the channel’s top-rated Grammys red carpet show, but also its most-watched “Live from the Red Carpet” for any awards. The channel announced that Sunday’s 6-8…
Among the many tributes to Whitney Houston, this video of the Dubai Fountains, billed as the “world’s largest dancing fountain,” choreographed to Houston’s recording of “I Will Always Love You,” has been getting attention since the singer died Saturday.
Cablevision is planning record rate cuts to halt subscriber defections and to fend off competition from Verizon’s FiOS television service, reports the New York Post. Cablevision is offering new customers on Long Island a "triple-play" of television, phone and Internet…
Video of a dog attacking an anchorwoman on live television has gained national attention and sparked a debate over her station’s move to take the video off the Internet, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Kyle Dyer of Denver NBC affiliate…