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Super Bowl Is Most-Watched Program in TV History
CBS' coverage of Super Bowl XLIV was watched by an estimated 106.5 million viewers, making it the most-watched program in television history. 38.6 million viewers stuck around for its follow-up, reality TV show 'Undercover Boss,' making it the most-watched reality show premiere ever. Above: Saints quarterback Drew Brees and coach Sean Payton savor the win. More
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ABC Affiliates Criticize Decision To Pull Local Toyota Spots
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SNL Kagan: Station Revenues Down $5.5 Billion From 2006-09
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Market Eye: 'Easy’ Does It
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NBC Stations in the Spotlight Yet Again
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Newscasts Get Digital Debuts
Stations launch news programs unique to their multicast channels. More
ABC Affiliates Criticize Decision To Pull Local Toyota Spots
Toyota dealers in southeast U.S. pulled ads from local stations after ABC News investgigationRentrak Strikes Measurement Deal With DISH
Will provide big boost to set-top dataMLB.tv Sets 2010 Season Prices
Regular service to be $99.95, premium version $119.95NTIA Gives Out $21.5 Million in Broadband to Projects in Southern Virginia
Grants will connect 121 elementary and high schools, connect Va. Tech to Bedford CityTelemundo Names Escobar Executive VP of Network News
Back to Telemundo for network vetOlympics 2010: NBCU’s HD Leap Into Vancouver
Broadcaster streamlines new-media approach to Winter Games.Marketing Money Moving Away From TV, Advertisers Call For Better Measurement
Advertisers tell survey TV ads have become less effective due to clutterSNL Kagan: Station Revenues Down $5.5 Billion From 2006-09
But report says rosy retrans forecast will give stations boostGovernment Closed Monday But Broadband Stimulus Money May Be Handed Out
Chopra, Webb and Warner to give "Recovery Act" press conference Feb. 8
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Now Playing: Snickers Super Bowl Spot
Betty White takes a hit in a Super Bowl spot for Snickers candy bar.
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Super Bowl Ads: Everyone's a Critic
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Bonnie Hunt is the truest TALENT NBC has had in a longtime. Her show brings...
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in response to ‘Bonnie Hunt’ Done After This SeasonThis is one show we will particularly miss. My husband and I tape it if we...
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in response to ‘Bonnie Hunt’ Done After This SeasonI didn't get around to watching the Grammys, but would have had they been live...
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in response to EXCLUSIVE: NBC Looking to Scrap Emmys Tape DelayIt's about time stations try to step it up and quit being so PC. Tell the story &...
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in response to WBBM's Levine 'Let Loose' to Report With Some Attitude
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TechTalk: 3D CES
In this week's edition of TechTalk, senior editor Glen Dickson talks about a rash of 3D announcements from set-makers, studios and networks at this year's Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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Randy Price: Successful stations all going local
Former WHDH-TV lead anchor Randy Price talks with B&C about the changing economics of local TV.
Free Streaming: Killing or Saving the Television Business
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