TV mystery -- the case of the disappearing viewers
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It has been a wild and in  some cases wacky season for network TV, culminating in a hunt  for millions of missing viewers that is so complicated that  it&#39;s worthy of its own episode of &quot;CSI.&quot;
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TV and radio serve up content in a linear broadcast format. It&#39;s dished out in time slices according to schedules that make sense to broadcasters and the marketers who buy their ad space.
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A growing number of people are watching TV online; sometimes the future looks very different when it arrives and more.
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Coincidence or foresight? A mysteriously prescient note about a wrestlerâs wifeâs death highlights the predictive possibilities of the internet.
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Rethinking privacy in an immodest age.
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The forensic science of processing and identifying the dead
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STOCKHOLM -- On hundreds of websites worldwide, the messages are brief but poignant: "Missing: Christina Blomee in Khao Lak" or "Where are you?" Some are nothing more than names, ages, nationalities. Others list details of where loved ones were last seen. Some have pictures of the missing.
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"Lost" crashed in the ratings this week, hitting an all-time low for a new episode. ABC's drama about plane crash survivors stranded on a mysterious island drew an estimated 12.8 million viewers Wednesday, according to preliminary figures from Nielsen Media Research. That's well off the peak of more than 20 million for the drama that became an instant sensation when it debuted in September 2004.
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No more writers on picket lines. No more network TV bosses scrambling for replacement shows. But enough about them. What about us? Two simple questions prey on every viewer's mind: When will my favorite scripted programs be back with new episodes? And, WILL my favorite shows be back?
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NEW YORK A quirky ABC drama about a pie shop owner who helps a detective solve crimes by bringing dead victims back to life is poised to be this fall&#39;s surprise hit, according to Brandintel, an online consumer-buzz measurement service busily tracking the broadcast networks&#39; prime-time lineups.
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An innovation called the CableCard, which slides into a slot on the back of many new TV sets, is meant to eliminate the cable box. So why aren't cable customers hearing more about it?
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By Alan Pergament  It is deja vu all over again. Many of the pilots for the new television season -- especially on NBC and ABC -- are so good, that I'm having a "Lost"-like flashback to my first year as a television critic.
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More on the disappearing-public-companies phenomenon.
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Recovering 736 missing digital images can be arduous -- and expensive. Here's the right (and wrong) way to do it.
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By Ellen Gray, Philadelphia Daily News  Dec. 19--JUST BECAUSE Netflix and DVRs and streaming video are changing the way people watch TV doesn't mean some of us don't still come when we're called.   Especially at this time of year.
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After relinquishing its crown to ABC the week before, CBS was back on top in prime-time viewers last week. It claimed nine of the week's Top 20 shows, including the No. 1 entry, "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," according to Nielsen Media Research.
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A television set so thin that you could roll it up and carry it in your briefcase? Itâs not as far off as you might think.