The fact that TV drives tweets is not particularly shocking. The fact that tweets drive TV is much more significant.
Terms like “couch potato” and “boob tube” are going to become obsolete someday soon, right up there with “cat’s pajamas” and “gum up the works.”
Guest Post The almighty TV ad spot won’t be king forever. Here’s why ads should be changing to fit today’s diverse media world.
Streaming video service Netflix is finally rolling out its individual profiles feature to subscribers in all regions, the company announced today.
Amazon Studios — the content production arm of Amazon — is planning to create five new original TV show pilot episodes targeted at children, the company announced today.
Google’s new Chromecast stick is already be a hit in terms of early sales, but it might not be the first streaming media device the company was planning to offer consumers.
Editor’s Pick Much like Android helped pave the way for Google’s future in mobile, Chromecast could do the same with media. Here’s why.
We got our hands on Google’s new $35 media adapter that plugs into a TV and lets you stream video from your phone or laptop. Here’s a photo gallery with our notes.
Twitter is expanding the number of marketers that can use its TV-ad targeting tool to zero in on people while they’re watching a live TV program, the company announced via its ad blog today.
Aereo announced that its launching its TV anywhere service across the entire state of Utah today.
Apple’s next leap into the television space could be much different than what the company is offering with its Apple TV set-top box.
Music and TV discovery service Shazam has closed a new $40 million round of funding, the company announced today.
3D television programming just inched a little closer to death today.
Second-screen TV service Fanhattan has forged a deal with cable TV and Internet service provider Cox to bring its new Fan TV set-top box to subscribers in southern California.
Microsoft announced a deal with Time Warner Cable that will bring a ton of live channels to Xbox 360 owners, the company announced today.
Aereo, the TV anywhere startup founded by veteran media entrepreneur Barry Diller, announced today that Chicago will be the next market where its service will be available.
SMRTV Inc., the company that produces second screen TV service ConnecTV, has raised a $1.4 million round of funding.
Watchwith, a startup that provides sync-to-broadcast technology to many second screen TV services, has secured a new $5 million round of funding, the company announced today.
The new numbers mean that Apple’s users are increasing their spending at the same time that Apple is increasing its number of users. Just a month ago, Dediu’s estimate was $40/year, with the iTunes and app stores running at a $16 billion run rate.
Social-TV check-in startup GetGlue has lured away Evan Krauss from his post as executive vice persident of sales at Shazam so he can become GetGlue’s new president, the company announced today.
