Tag: television industry
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Viewers will be able to choose if they want the media corporation to delete the information it collects about...
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Consumer in the market for a new TV will likely be purchasing one that allows them to browse sites such as...
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Content including Fox TV shows such as Family Guy and Glee, plus Wall Street Journal videos, will now be...
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Juliette Howl, one of the top minds at Working Title Productions shares her insights into today's television...
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New research shows that only 18% of children aged 12 to 15 would miss TV over all else.
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TV producers want to follow in developer Rovio Mobile's footsteps, but book publishers are more skeptical...
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'Human error' to blame for images that claimed to show helicopter being shot down with weapons supplied by...
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Facebook is running a voting tool for Big Brother in Europe. Could this be the start of a social network and...
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Google's CEO, Eric Schmidt, spoke at the Edinburgh International Television Festival in hopes of building...
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Six hours of TV a day can cut life expectancy by nearly five years, research says.
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The UK network ITV says that it plans to launch a pay-for-content mechanism for its app.
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Western Europe first for subscription-based service, with US to follow later in 2011.
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Corporation executives consider adding clause to contracts in an attempt to prevent sensitive information from...
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With future updates, when a supported show is being watched, the viewer can tag it - not to find out what it...
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The boss of BBH on retirement, Levi's and how he was the 'voice in the wilderness' when adland lost faith in...
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Western Europe to be first to get BBC's content player for a monthly subscription of less than $10.
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Comedians Vic Reeves and Bob Mortimer will broadcast their new sketch show exclusively on the web.
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A Channel 4 show in the UK will show people using class A drugs and alcohol under medical supervision.
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The drop in US ownership of television sets could have a massive impact on the broadcasting industry.
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With the premium movie-on-demand service, film lovers will be able to stream new releases for as little as $2.
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New York-based Avaaz has launched huge campaigns on issues including the BSkyB takeover and Bradley Manning.
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News Corp in talks to make joint bid for one of few sports where it has no foothold with Mexican magnate...
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Video books and social TV to the fore for US networks' latest applications.
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Investment will aim to help combat censorship of TV and internet services in countries including Iran and...
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Over the past decade traditional television content has quickly migrated to our computers and as consumers...
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