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?”

Who says Twitter is useless and parents are stupid?

Here’s the story about a 20-something who tweeted his dad’s profane outbursts into a book deal and a CBS sitcom.

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.

The upcoming Academy Awards broadcast on ABC is poised to do well in the ratings. The controversial decision to expand the Best Picture category from 5 to 10 films might frustrate purists, but it should also draw additional viewers.

The 2010 Super Bowl commercials featured an unusual number of henpecked men. New studies show that they have good reason to think they are living in a woman’s world.

What’s a TV network to do on Super Sunday if they don’t have the Big Game? Counter programming the Super bowl is one part art, one part science with mixed results at best.

The 2010 Super Bowl Broke TV Viewing Records — but 3 Out of 10 Homes Still Sat Out the Big Game.

NFL games deliver huge audiences of Men 18-34 and 25-54 attracting automotive, beer and financial advertisers.

How did a big CPG W25-49 marketer wash up on Miami’s South Beach in the middle of Superbowl weekend?

Hitmaking is still an unpredictable business. Five years ago, who’dha thunk that Facebook would be a hit and Conan would have been a flop?