• CES Diary: Device Overload Ahoy!

    There are so many devices to distribute content on now that it’s almost too much of a good thing. Plus: Microsoft rolls out the choir, Intel tries again with ultrabooks, and your phone as remote control.


  • Microsoft Pins TV Hopes on Xbox

    Microsoft is said to be considering partnerships with TV distributors Comcast and Verizon Fios that would result in cable TV being delivered via Xbox gaming consoles.


  • Explainer: Web GRP

    The Internet could become a lot more like TV if the industry moves to adopt the Web GRP, a rising measurement standard that gauges how effective a campaign is at reaching its desired audience.


  • Reading List: Mesh Businesses

    For all the talk of social media for sharing content, there’s a more exciting development of business categories rethought around the notion of sharing rather than consuming. Plus: Web publishers shouldn’t look to Slovakia for answers, Hulu’s dance card and Twitter eye-popping valuation.


  • TV Still Rules the Roost

    According to Nielsen’s latest report on cross platform viewing, few Americans seem to be dumping cable to shift their video viewing to the Web. In fact, TV consumption is up.