ABC Family Tweets to Keep ‘Pretty Little Liars’ Viewers Tuned In
Photograph by Eric McCangles/ABC Family via Getty Images“Pretty Little Liars" is a hit on TV and social media, garnering 1.6 million Twitter comments for the season finale. Thirteen-year-old Gracie...
View ArticleNook HD Hangs In as Tablet Wars Grow Hotter: Rich Jaroslovsky
Courtesy of Barnes & NobleThe Nook HD competes with the Kindle Fire HD, Nexus 7 and iPad mini. In the tablet wars, Barnes & Noble is the scrappy underdog. Lacking the development resources,...
View ArticleApple’s ITunes Would Be One of World’s Biggest Media Companies
Photograph by Miquel Benitez/Getty ImagesApple has more than 435 million iTunes accounts stored in the company’s database, according to Talal Khan, an analyst. Google, Facebook and even Yahoo have been...
View ArticleCBS to Dish: No CES Award for You!
Photograph by David Becker/Getty ImagesDish's Hopper with Sling is displayed at a press event during the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Earlier this week at CES, Dish Chief Executive Officer...
View ArticleCNET Reporter Resigns After CBS Interferes With Coverage
Photograph by David Becker/Getty ImagesJournalist Greg Sandoval (L) with actor/director Danny DeVito on stage during the 2013 International CES at the Las Vegas Convention Center on Jan. 9, 2013. (This...
View ArticleSpreecast Gains an Audience With Easy, Free Webcasting
Photograph by Cody PickensSpreecast’s Jeff Fluhr expects to make money by providing audience data to producers. In his quarter century of broadcast journalism, Scott Baker said he has used virtually...
View Article‘Dell Dude’ Says He Can Fix Dell
Photograph by Globe Photos/Zuma PressBen Curtis, Dell’s pitchman a decade ago, is now an actor and producer. But he’s open to returning to his glory role. Ben Curtis, the actor made famous by his role...
View ArticleNetflix Still ‘on Probation’ With Customers, Hastings Says
Photograph by Aidan Crawley/BloombergNetflix CEO Reed Hastings still hasn’t recovered from a series of past mistakes that he attributed to “arrogance.” More than a year after triggering a cyber-revolt...
View ArticleYour Cable Bill’s Going Up Again, But Forget a la Carte Pricing
Time Warner Cable is raising rates on Los Angeles customers by 8.2 percent — and there are more increases on the way. This is no surprise — your bill goes up every year. After all, as Chief Executive...
View ArticleNetflix Sees the Need for Speed in Becoming Next HBO
What took HBO decades to build, Netflix thinks it can achieve in a much shorter time. As the online streaming service tries to become the next HBO by focusing more heavily on original content, such as...
View ArticleHey Kids, Forget Netflix! Come Party With The New York Times
Photograph by Michael Nagle/BloombergThe New York Times is hoping to attract young readers by meeting them where they hang out. The New York Times has plenty of paying readers, about 1.61 million as of...
View ArticleComing to a Screen Near You: Virtual Product Placement
Careful viewers of Indian soap opera “Pavitra Rishta” might think that husband and wife Manav and Archana are fans of Tilda, a brand of packaged rice. There it is, after all, on the shelf. Anyone...
View ArticleIn South African Digital TV Shift, Claims of Love Offers and Graft
Dina Pule is feeling the love, and she’s not happy about it. South Africa’s communication minister says she has been the target of a 10-month “smear campaign” by the Sunday Times, which included a...
View ArticleCBS to Dish: No CES Award for You!
Photograph by David Becker/Getty ImagesDish's Hopper with Sling is displayed at a press event during the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Earlier this week at CES, Dish Chief Executive Officer...
View ArticleCNET Reporter Resigns After CBS Interferes With Coverage
Photograph by David Becker/Getty ImagesJournalist Greg Sandoval (L) with actor/director Danny DeVito on stage during the 2013 International CES at the Las Vegas Convention Center on Jan. 9, 2013. (This...
View ArticleSpreecast Gains an Audience With Easy, Free Webcasting
Photograph by Cody PickensSpreecast’s Jeff Fluhr expects to make money by providing audience data to producers. In his quarter century of broadcast journalism, Scott Baker said he has used virtually...
View Article‘Dell Dude’ Says He Can Fix Dell
Photograph by Globe Photos/Zuma PressBen Curtis, Dell’s pitchman a decade ago, is now an actor and producer. But he’s open to returning to his glory role. Ben Curtis, the actor made famous by his role...
View ArticleNetflix Still ‘on Probation’ With Customers, Hastings Says
Photograph by Aidan Crawley/BloombergNetflix CEO Reed Hastings still hasn’t recovered from a series of past mistakes that he attributed to “arrogance.” More than a year after triggering a cyber-revolt...
View ArticleYour Cable Bill’s Going Up Again, But Forget a la Carte Pricing
Time Warner Cable is raising rates on Los Angeles customers by 8.2 percent — and there are more increases on the way. This is no surprise — your bill goes up every year. After all, as Chief Executive...
View ArticleNetflix Sees the Need for Speed in Becoming Next HBO
What took HBO decades to build, Netflix thinks it can achieve in a much shorter time. As the online streaming service tries to become the next HBO by focusing more heavily on original content, such as...
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