The ratings are in on the ratings company’s planned IPO. The NYT likes Nielsen’s prospects, the WSJ not so much.

Here’s an up to date scorecard — and what Van Morrison might have to say about it all.

Is online video the “shrimp fried rice” of television?

Google TV combines two commonly used consumer technologies into a can’t miss new product.

Just the same way AT&T’s Picturephone combined TV and the telephone almost 50 years ago. As Sarah Palin might say, “how’s that working out for you?”

Maybe someone should tell Gannett’s BattleCreekEnquirer.com that McCain lost, Sarah quit as Alaska Governor and what a difference a year can make. Literally.

Twitter, RSS feeds and Facebook make life easier for public relations people to get the word out about their clients. Now, if they would only use it the *write* way…

In George Orwell’s 1984, Big Brother sought to control what you read and what you thought. Who wouldathunk Amazon’s Kindle would have the power to do the same?

Hyperbole alert: Will Google’s investment in AltaRock Energy turn Nevada into beachfront property?

Although Internet Advertising may be the fair haired child of the ROI set, it has its share of measurement problems.

It’s a brand new day for web publishers…or the end of the line for those who don’t.

Rivals Google and Microsoft compete for your set top box and NBCU’s inventory, too.