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The tech research firm Gartner is predicting that almost 85% of all flat-panel TVs made in 2016 will be internet-enabled “smart TVs.” Worldwide production of “smart” flat-panel TVs is also predicted rise to 198 million units in 2016, up 35% from 2012′s 69 million units.
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Did you watch the election coverage Tuesday night? Did you notice Diane Sawyer slurring? Many people accused the legendary TV anchor of being drunk last night while covering the election while others insist that Sawyer was just exhausted. Read the tweets, watch the video. And you decide.
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What has the power to finally bring the stars of '90210' back together? $19 jeans. Watch Old Navy's viral new ad campaign, starring some old familiar faces.
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Replacing costly cable service with Internet TV seems like an easy way to reduce the family budget. But with more choices comes more confusion.
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Clint Eastwood’s 12-minute rambling Republican National Convention speech endorsing presidential candidate Mitt Romney isn’t going “Unforgiven” in the viral world.
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NBC has taken a lot of flack for its tape-delayed Olympic coverage.. The outcry has spawned the Twitter hashtag #nbcfail, which viewers have been appending to their complaints. The network has countered, however, with huge ratings for the prime-time broadcasts. Those ratings — more than the 2008 Beijing Games — seemingly support in-house research that those who have indulged in spoilers before the events are shown on television are actually more likely to watch them. So, who’s right? The network or Twitter Nation? And how should it affect the future of Olympics coverage?
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