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Nielsen to Start Internet Tracking

Nielsen plans to start tracking the Internet use of some members of its national television ratings sample, MediaPost reports. If it goes well, the ratings company will consider expanding the integration of TV and Web measurement, the publication says. Still,…

William Morris, Endeavor OK Merger

Two of the largest talent agencies in Hollywood, the William Morris Agency and Endeavor, are merging under one name, William Morris Endeavor Entertainment, the two organizations announced today. William Morris CEO Jim Wiatt will serve as chairman of the new…

Documentary Adds to Web Offerings

The Documentary Channel is placing about 15% of its library on video channels offered on YouTube.com and Sling.com, Multichannel News reports. CEO Jim Ackerman tells the publication that the network’s movies and specials will air on the Web only after…

AT&T: U-Verse Luring Cable Viewers

AT&T said more than 60% of the customers who have joined its U-verse service have switched from cable, Multichannel News reports, citing comments from chief financial officer Rick Lindner. More than 90% of U-verse TV customers also subscribe to its…

Lots of Choice on Internet Television

A reporter at the Economist looks at the television programming he can get over his broadband connection and sees why cable companies are worried. A second Economist story suggests that digital video recorders have not damaged the television industry the…

Apple Considers iPhone for Verizon

Apple is discussing making a new version of the iPhone for Verizon, USA Today reports. AT&T currently has an exclusive deal to market iPhones in the U.S. and a Verizon deal would draw customers from AT&T, analysts tell the paper….

NBC Focuses on Digital Ads

Network Touts Web Properties to Media Buyers via Roadshow

Food Network Cooks Up Food2

Web Site Targets Adults 21-34 Using Social Media, How-to Videos

Column: Broadcast TV: Going Mobile

The future of broadcast television is mobile. At least that was the message at the National Association of Broadcasters’ NAB Show last week in Las Vegas. While the 83,000 attendees at the annual convention—down about 20% from last year—encountered 3-D…