Reuters TV app for iPhone launched
Reuters has just released a new app for iPhone called Reuters TV that offers access to on-demand video content
Apple pursuing streaming television content
Apple is in talks aimed at getting hold of content for a pay-television service.
Oprah to do TV series with “Selma” director
TV Guide reports that Oprah Winfrey is reuniting with "Selma" director Ava DuVernay for an upcoming television series on OWN.
120 Sports launches with Google Chromecast
120 Sports has announced that its multisport live and on-demand video content is now available on Google Chromecast streaming devices…
NBC’s Brian Williams’ big fib
NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams has come clean about a story he’s been retelling for years.
Tribune signs up with Rentrak
Television group Tribune has become the latest company to become a client of ratings service Rentrak.
TV advocacy makes the case on Capitol Hill
Robert Kenny of TVFreedom.org makes the case for broadcast television.
New depths in customer service from Comcast
Perhaps many of you are aware of the faux pas made by a now former Comcast employee.
EOBC offers incentive auction alternatives
Expanding Opportunities for Broadcasters Coalition and some colleagues praised the open-mindedness of the FCC...
NAB defends LPTV against unlicensed onslaught
'Activists are pushing to push LPTV stations around to create more white space for unlicensed devices.
Williams files to buy two more TV stations
The FCC’s decision to draw the line on local TV duopolies and the use of SSAs...
Gannett took off in Q4
The pro forma gains in revenue posted by Gannett Company’s broadcast segment were impressive enough.
No grand plan behind Class A windfall deal
Possibly the ROI deal of the year award could very well go to Novia Communications’ acquisition of WMNT-CA Toledo.
Gray sets up shop in Washington
There is a new news bureau in Washington, and it is being set up by Gray Television
FAB wants innovation parity for broadcast
Why is it, wonders Free Access & Broadcast Telemedia, that wireless companies are free...