As nation gets more political, so does TV
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Politically charged drama, comedy, and reality fare is coming to network and cable TV.
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Thirty years ago, about a third of American households tuned in to a network television news broadcast every night. Today, it&#39;s about a fifth.
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Sensitive to bias charges, news outlets have avoided the term 'civil war,' but now that's changing.
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The TV networks have begun to put programs on the Web. The selections are crisp, clear, legal and free. But there arenât many choices, and they donât stay on the Web long enough.
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Focus groups are hardly new to American politics, but they have taken on new relevance in a country where the ideological divide has grown into a chasm.
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Positions on the country's direction at home and abroad are starting to take shape in the blur of motion, money and ambition of the 2008 presidential contest.
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The nation&#39;s broadcast networks and cable news channels will also be on tenterhooks, eager to be first with results, fearful of dancing too far out on the fragile limbs of exit polls.
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By Gary Levin  September. January. March.    Until recently, TV networks rolled out their arsenals like clockwork.
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Television used to be dismissed by elitists as the idiot box, a sea of mediocrity that drowns thought and intelligent debate. Now people who ignore its pools and eddies of excellence do so at their own peril.
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Garage shows are the newest addition to the House of TV, and they are growing in popularity.
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If the Federal Communications Commission has its way, every American will see things a bit more clearly by the end of 2006. That&#39;s when every TV station in the United States
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Is it time to turn down the volume on TV news? A handful of developments this fall suggest a brewing backlash against opinionated news, most personified by those cable segments that set people up to argue political points, or outshout each other.
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At the heart of the home makeover shows, which are now spreading rampantly on American television, lies emotion.
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The new prime-time television season officially starts this week, and more than bragging rights to ratings supremacy will be on the line for the broadcast networks.
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Government to convene new thinktank to confront rapid pace of media change.
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How an irreverent Internet news channel is shaking up British politics
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Now that the Iowa caucuses  and New Hampshire primary have launched the presidential race,  non-news networks are piling on to document an election season  seen as just too entertaining to pass up.