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Your television viewing choices
Rob Long Jan 13, 2012
One word to describe the future of television: more. More everything. And that' s going to change the lives of those in the business of TV.
The future of TV from inside a teenage bedroom
Rayana Godfrey Jan 12, 2012
As tech gurus gather at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, we're looking at the future of television. And where better to glimpse future viewing habits than inside a teenager's bedroom?
Advertising to a digital generation
Kai Ryssdal Jan 13, 2012
Our "Future of TV" series continues with a look at how advertisers target youth through ever-changing mediums.
People's Choice really is the people's choice
Sally Herships Jan 11, 2012
They're called People's Choice Awards for a reason. Anyone can vote – as often as they like That's why many critics don't take the awards seriously.
Officials to consider safety of air shows
Bob Moon Jan 10, 2012
The National Transportation Safety Board is holding a hearing today about the safety of daredevil events -- specifically, events like the air show in Reno, Nevada last September in which a crash killed 11 people and injured 70.
The Future of Television: The way we watch
Jennifer Collins Jan 10, 2012
As TVs get smarter and viewing goes mobile, there's a battle on to bring entertainment to every screen.
CES: It's all about your TV set
John Moe Jan 10, 2012
Reporting from the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, John Moe explains why the future of technology is in the big-screen TV.
Netflix to stream original series, in full
Nancy Marshall-Genzer Jan 5, 2012
Netflix is coming out with its first original series, and will stream it all at once. It serves as an indicator of how viewer habits are changing.
A magazine for fans who take reality seriously
Jennifer Collins Jan 2, 2012
Reality Weekly will take you into the lives of the people who have already taken you into their lives on reality TV. Yes, even more about Kim Kardashian.
Movie ticket sales hit 16-year low
Joel Patterson Dec 29, 2011
Despite billion-dollar blockbusters, 2011 saw fewer people in movie theater seats. Are bad films to blame? Try tough competition.
