TVBlog
by Adam Buckman, Featured Columnist
Were you among the 8.45 million who tuned in to see what happened to Mike and Molly in the final episode of this comedy series? Read the whole story
by Wayne Friedman
"This has been one of the most difficult scheduling years ever," says Les Moonves, chairman/CEO, CBS Corp. What seems to be easier is national … Read the whole story
by Adam Buckman
The tagline seen repeatedly during the presentation said it all: "ESPN @ The Speed of Live." And when the ESPN networks aren't airing sports … Read the whole story
by Wayne Friedman
ABC ranks in fourth place among the four big English-language broadcast networks in key 18-49 viewers, but it touts the best 18-49 results when … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Adam Buckman, Featured Columnist
The series will be produced by Netflix and Story House, a production unit of Univision. The series will have its U.S. premiere in 2017 … Read the whole story
by Wayne Friedman
Traditional pay TV providers had a mixed first quarter when looking at subscribers for their video businesses. The bigger picture shows cable, satellite and … Read the whole story
by Erik Sass
FOX secured the No. 2 spot on the leaderboard after the brand's 2016 Upfront Presentation. The release of several trailers for new series including … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Wayne Friedman, Staff Writer
So far this upfront week, two TV network presentations, NBC's and Fox's, looked to boost their respective advertising efforts by making pointed attacks on … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Steve Sternberg, Featured Columnist
Anyone who says they predicted "Friends," "Grey's Anatomy," "American Idol," "Scandal," "The Blacklist" or "Empire" would be instant hits is simply lying. You just … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Mike Perlis
Although conventional wisdom and primary results from the 2016 U.S. Presidential election indicate that Bernie Sanders is attracting a major segment of a disaffected … Read the whole story
COMMENTARY
by Charlene Weisler, Op-Ed Contributor
Ted Dhanik, CEO of engage:BDR, on the future of traditional TV and 30-second spots -- along with how to monetize rich storytelling across devices. Read the whole story