CW unveils fall premiere dates
The CW has unveiled dates for its fall premieres, which will kick off Sept. 13 with the debut of the Sarah Michelle Gellar drama "Ringer."
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Andrew Wallenstein
Why ‘The Killing’ will revive the “slo-cedural”
Whether or not you're infuriated by last night's finale of "The Killing," you've got to give the AMC series its due. The cable network has another success on its hands, one strong enough to have…
YouTube wants longform content
The website that turned cats on skateboards into global entertainment is looking to Hollywood to help reposition itself as a home for programming of a higher pedigree.
Comcast expands reminder service
TV tune-in campaigns are getting a tune-up.
Virtual judges needed for Miss USA pageant
Why keep that ongoing ranking in your head of contestants at Sunday's Miss USA pageant on NBC when there's an app that can do it for you–and share it with your friends on social networks? Download…
ABC orders more ‘Wipeout’
ABC has renewed unscripted series "Wipeout" for a fifth season and brought aboard Vanessa Minnillo as a co-host.
How Tracy Morgan worked a miracle
What a difference a week makes for Tracy Morgan. Just a few days ago, the "30 Rock" star seemed on the verge of ruin after making homophobic remarks in a stand-up comedy appearance in Nashville…
‘Mad Men’ joins Vudu lineup
Chalk up another post-primetime home for "Mad Men," which has just been added to Walmart-owned Vudu.
Comcast launches Xfinity set-top box
Comcast Corp. unveiled a new hybrid set-top box at the Cable Show in Chicago on Tuesday that incorporates Web-based features like a Facebook app.
Brillstein TV prexy ankles for UMS deal
Brillstein Entertainment's longtime TV topper Peter Traugott is leaving the firm for a three-year overall deal with Universal Media Studios, where he'll develop scripted series for NBC.
