DVR, Broadband Users Take Control
Time-Shifting and On-Demand TV Viewing Increasing
In Depth
MyNet Continues Brand Expansion
Flat Ratings Persist, But Network Plans More Broadcast-Style Shows
Editorial: High-Flying Heroics, ‘Law’ Builds Library
Kudos to the men and women who covered the wildfires in Southern California last week, especially the pilots of the helicopters. This past summer we reached a tragic nadir of local TV news coverage, as helicopters covering a car chase…
Local Stations Bring Wildfire Story Home
Reporters Cover the Community as San Diego Burns
Figuring Out Where Mobile Television Is Going
Content Providers, Distributors Agree Consumer Education Is Key for Future
Media Ownership Battle Heating Up
Congress Opposed to Martin’s Speedy Review
Guest Commentary: High-Definition Production Becomes New Standard
There’s been a lot of buzz about the launch of high-definition channels over the past several months, and programmers—both network and cable—are ramping up their HD productions like never before. All of this is great news for viewers, but it’s…
Advertisers Planning to Stick With TV
A writers strike would cost the broadcast television networks some ad revenue, but it won’t send sponsors running. With the ad market extremely strong right now, the extent of the damage caused by a strike will depend on how long…