2006

November

• Eric Schmidt Denies Hush Money Claim

• YouTube on Cell Phones?

• Newest Cable Channels: YouTube & Revver?

• Surprise, Surprise: YouTube Avoids Another Fight

• Google + YouTube Conspiracy Theory

October

• Comcast Getting into the IPTV Game

• Is it the Union’s Fault?

• Where’s the Money?

• Why Upload Only the Bad TV Shows?

• More Concessions to Local TV Affiliates?

• Biggest Con Ever?

• Skype Founders’ Venice Project Revealed

September

• Is the DVD Format War Already Over?

• Yahoo, Intel to pipe sports data to TV screens

• The Myth of YouTube is Crushed

• NBC embraces TV 2.0 part 2

• Struggling NBC Embraces TV 2.0

• TV viewership hits record high?

• We Want Our Holographic TV

• More than 90 percent of British children have a cell phone

• If this doesn’t scare you…

• New technique to combat ad-skipping?

• College finds new way to exploit film students

• YouTube is the new Napster

• The Affiliates Strike Back

• Watching TV Stocks Take a Dive

• The Next Installment in the War-On-TV-Affiliates

• New Useless Feature for a Technology No One Uses

• New Trend or Short-lived Gimmick?

• Hollywood may not be as dumb as you think

• We fail to see the Excitement

August

• CBS to put “Evening News” with Couric live on Web

• Stealing Un-Aired Pilots for Profit

July

• Life after the 30-second spot

• A Low-Water Mark for Broadcast TV

• The Future of TV is already here…

June

• The Newest TV Network: Google (Now with Ads!)

• Guba Enters the Online Fray

• About that whole iTunes trying to sell movies thingy…

• I for one welcome my new IPTV overlords…

• Goodbye Commercials, Hello “Branded Entertainment”

• The First Cracks in the Wall

May

• TV is Dead! Long Live TV!

• MySpace Attacking iTunes

• Videogames are the new Movies

• TiVo Now Officially Downloads Shows from the Internet

• Bubbilicious!

April

• We Love Censorship!

• Welcome the Latest Entrant to the IPTV War

• Them TV people are running scared

• Fox puts reruns on the Internet

• CNET launches video-on-demand network

• Reuters Finally Notices TV on Internet Trend

• Hollywood knocks on the download door

March

• Welcome to the Bubble 2.0

• Steve Jobs Accidental, Vertically-Integrated, Empire?

• Peek Inside a Chinese “Gaming Workshop”

• “Internet means end for media barons” - Rupert Murdoch

• Local TV News Becoming Extinct?

• MTV2 embraces the inevitable future of entertainment: YouTube

• ABC Offers Free Downloads of Prime-Time Shows

• The Net Makes Media Buyers Smarter

• Jarvis on the Death of Journalism 2.0: the Digg Effect

February

• Digital Product Placement - Last Ditch Effort to Save TV?

• NBC Snatches Back ‘Lazy Sunday’

• Congratulations, Rocketboom?

• The “Long Tail” theory is Wrong?

• iTunes Now with Premium Content!

• CBS Cuts Out iTunes Middleman

• Help Save 17 year-old Boys from Themselves

January

• Google Admits that Google Video Sucks Ass

• The Coming California Civil War

• John Battelle: Google Video Store

• NYT Jumps onto the ‘Death of TV’ Bandwagon

• Google to offer new video download service

• Want to Reach Teens? Don’t use TV…

• As 30-Second Spot Fades, What Advertisers Will Do Next

• Digital Projectors: We’ve got some good news & bad news

2005

December

• We Don’t Negotiate With Terrorists

• Signs that TV execs are getting desperate…

• Super Bowl Ad Rates Have Plateaued

• Telecoms want their products to travel on a faster Internet

• Sprint offering mobile movie downloads

• Mobile WiMAX Standard Approved

• CNN Pipeline

• Apple in the Livingroom?

November

• It’s Official: The Internet is Catching Up

• Are You Ready for Discontinuous Change?

• Europeans expected to flock to TV over Internet - Yahoo! News

• Announcement #2437: CBS in talks with Google on video search

• The Press Conference is Real

• Anyone over at AFI today?

• NBC’s Zucker Speaks on the Future of Network Television

• Fox to Offer Movies Online Via Movielink - Yahoo! News

• Quote of the Day

• AOL, Warner to Bring Old TV Shows Online

• Putting the Squeeze on Old Media

• DirecTV to offer NBC shows for 99 cents

• TiVo & Yahoo to collaborate on TV recording

• ‘NBC Nightly News’ Now Shown on the ‘Internets’

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