Two-and-a-half years are all you really get in the TV news business--especially if you are in a distant third place. You also need to take more deep bows, occasionally.

Indecency fines are more costly now--will advertisers be financially happier?

It's a TV show that isn't supposed to be turned off--and there should be a law.

This much is true: fewer millions will be spent in TV's advertising upfront market this year. But with billions still spent in a short time frame--like a scheduled tsunami--this clout, combined with speed, means the upfront will be around for some time to come.

We control the TV set. We control the DVR. Now Cablevision says there's another way....

"Peace out, homies," could be the new ending signature message of "CBS Evening News" when Katie Couric takes the chair in the fall.

Summertime is the happy time for network TV accountants--a time for financially prudent moves....

Les Moonves thinks I can do without the Food Network. He's dead wrong. I have no idea how to put together herb-crusted salmon fillets with pistou.

When it comes to the Federal Communications Commission, educating one's business sense is only one broken rule away.

Check for indecency in indecency news story headlines. "FCC Smut Complaints Sextuple in 1Q" said BroadcastingCable.com on Friday.