Nielsen has announced organizational changes which will give set top box data greater visibility in the ratings company as well as testing to see how STB data compares to the ratings currency.

Arbitron is going high tech with their portable people meter rolling out a replacement for the 80’s-like pager-looking device with hardware that uses cell phone technology.

High Definition TV has been good to TV manufacturers, program producers and consumers. HD helps sell more high-end TVs to consumers who like the Big Picture and richer viewing experience. Now new research suggests there might be good HD news for media buyers and sellers, too.

If you find yourself going online to learn what’s going on around town, you’re not alone. More Americans are using digital tools to complement face to face encounters with neighbors and friends to keep current on what’s up — downtown.

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?”

If 3D takes off as some predict, its only a matter of time until the “jungle out there” feels like it’s in your living room.

Macs accounted for 9 out of 10 PCs sold in the 4th Quarter. Obama is responsible for the staggering $3.8 trillion deficit which will lead to the “utter destruction of the United States.” Secret government officials have been pressuring Santa Claus for confidential information on Americans “who have been naughty or nice.”

Sometimes statistics obscure the truth they purport to tell.

LA consumers don’t have to pay an arm and a leg to see premium cable programming. Says who? Sezmi, a startup over-the-air-TV service.

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.

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