Lower-Key 'Sweeps' Shows How TV is Changing
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By Rick Bird  It's the February television sweeps and there's not a high- concept miniseries, big budget made-for-TV movie or Barbara Walters celebrity special to be found.
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Headlines can tell you both more -- and less -- than they intend.
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LOS ANGELES -- Consumers walking into an electronics store looking for a big-screen, high-definition TV may find that the place looks and feels different than it did last Christmas.
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By Michael Hiestand  Digesting TV ratings is like doing taxes: You can spin the numbers.
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A new software upgrade to Apple TV turns the device into a substantially different product.
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Politically charged drama, comedy, and reality fare is coming to network and cable TV.
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By KILLICK, David  New television technology is on the way. David Killick tries to make sense of the planned changes.
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Several reality shows based on home-buying and selling are being broadcast as the real estate boom is a fading memory.
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The next twist in TVs might be the ability to navigate through on-screen menus with a wave of your hand. Look for them in hotel lobbies.
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Departure of two anchors comes as television networks face shifts in viewership.
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Some of TV's best shows come back soon; get the discs, and get onboard
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Rather than just buying TV commercial time, more advertisers are paying for programming that features their products in plot lines.
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A deal with an advertising agency shows TiVo making some fancy moves.
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A new study out by Nielsen seems to indicate that DVR owners watch far more commercials than some may think.
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Before deleting that  television show you just watched courtesy of TiVo, you'll be  given the option to view a commercial, the latest in a series  of enhancements the DVR pioneer will launch in an effort to  profit from the proliferation of ad-skipping.
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There are changes afoot as PBS' "Now" begins its new season.
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Channel bids to win back trust from viewers following the spate of recent 'TV fakery' scandals.