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Just as it revealed in an interview this weekend after months of rumors, the Disney / ABC Television Group has launched Watch ABC as an \
TV is fundamentally changing from a linear delivery model to a world in which apps compete with each other, and Netflix is spending billions to be part of that future.
Online video is on the rise globally and TV viewers are increasingly multitasking — perhaps searching the web or using social media — during their tube time, a new survey suggests.
A new chapter in online video is about to begin. YouTube is prepping to launch paid subscriptions for individual channels on its video platform in its latest attempt to lure content producers, eyeballs, and advertiser dollars away from traditional TV, according to multiple people familiar with the plans.
Via Nik Hewitt
Hollywood's friendship with Facebook is showing signs of strain.
Dish entered the second-screen game this week at CES, offering its subscribers an iOS app that combines the traditional programming grid with social discovery and remote control capabilities.
EBay Inc.’s PayPal payment service will join with cable company Comcast Corp. and set-top box maker TiVo Inc. to let television viewers donate money and buy goods from their TV sets using a remote control.
There has been insane speculation about Apple’s purported forthcoming TV products and strategy.
How TV can leverage Tumblr for social buzz and analysis...
Motorola is developing a cloud-based virtual DVR that would allow pay TV subscribers the ability to access their shows from anywhere on almost any device.
Two weeks after the digital media giants stormed Madison Avenue with their Newfront blitz, television's indigenous programmers showed up in Manhattan to defend their turf. For now, their share of ad dollars appears to be safe.
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This week, famous faces, new shows and pleas for advertising dollars brought many web video companies to web video’s version of TV’s upfronts. Here are just a few of the biggest stories to emerge.
9 predictions for social TV in 2013
There is no element of the television industry more intriguing at this point than the broadcast networks and their fascinating slow death. The Big Four -- ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC -- have had their heads in the sand about the complicated future they face.
Fans of entertainment social network GetGlue have been subjected to a bumpy ride over the last few months. In November, the startup announced that it had agreed to merge with TV loyalty service, Viggle in a deal worth as much as $70 million.
Facebook carries significant weight among TV viewers socializing about programming, serving as the most influential factor driving people to a particular program.
Twitter has released a twenty-page booklet for advertisers on trends in television viewing and Twitter use in the UK. The Twitter TV Book (registration required) is rich with data gathered by...
Learn how 5 different television shows are using the power of the second screen to engage their audiences.
Viacom released a study a few months ago on social television usage that I’ve been meaning to write about, because I think it represents a critical behavioral change in TV viewing that will impact many a brand’s marketing decision.
Who says your pay TV bill has to run you $100 a month? Here's how, in a TV Everywhere world, you can get authenticated for as little as $10 a month.
The question is... how fast?...
As executives for Time Warner Cable and other multi-channel TV service providers also take it to task for its new commercial-skipping DVR, Dish Network defends its new offering, calling it a "win-win" that makes subscribers watch even more...
We're seeing not only continuing growth in social-TV startups, but consolidation.
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