Is Television Your Passion?
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By American News, Aberdeen, S.D.  Sep. 13--Admit it: You're a couch potato.   Or at least, you've got your favorite TV shows -- and one of your favorite things to do is to sit and watch them.
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By Tunku Yusuf Md Jewa  WE can accept that the media and TV play a very important part in our lives. But sometimes, they can have adverse effects.  A good example is the way the media portrayed the wedding of our pop queen to a Datuk.
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By Wayne Ezell  Television viewers on th
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Viewers who enjoy a program are more likely than disgruntled viewers to have favorable responses to advertisements during that program.
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For many of the broadcast networks' new fall shows, interested fans don't have to wait until they actually appear on television. How old-fashioned.
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This is good. Very good. It's a rare sign that television executives just might care after all about their viewers and what they are given to watch.
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It may seem like stating the obvious, and maybe it is, but one of the great things about digital cable television is getting to choose from a wider variety of channels.  This is particularly true with regard to religious programming.
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By Paul Rogers, San Jose Mercury News, Calif.  Sep. 15--Summer is nearly over and you feel like you haven't been outside enough. Too many hours at work. Too much TV.
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By Rick Kushman, The Sacramento Bee, Calif.  Mar. 5--So I'm on the phone with a guy, a very nice guy from New York, and we get to talking about TV, because when you watch television for a living, a lot of your conversations head in that direction.
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By Richard Mial, La Crosse Tribune, Wis.  Mar. 4--When I was in college in the early 1970s, my journalism professors used to regale us with stories about the utopian media age that cable television was going to usher in.
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Imagine Larry Davidâs HBOâs series, âCurb Your Enthusiasm,â without the bile. Thatâs the tone of âI Want Someone to Eat Cheese With.â
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What comes after television? That's a question I've been asking at every Consumer Electronics Show. The answer, of course, is not just &quot;more TV&quot; but bigger and better TV, with better sound and higher resolutions, made possible by digital sources, processing and displays. In other words, computing and networking. \
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By INEZ RUSSELL  Last month, after one too many discussions with my child about the need to turn the television off, I called the satellite company and put technology on hold. We've never been a big TV family. In fact, until he was 4, our boy didn't watch television at all.
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Are you a people person with a musical bent? Does the financial sector interest you? Are you ready for a challenge that is as topical as today&#39;s headlines and that carries just the slightest hint of intrigue?
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Should babies and toddlers be exposed to television at all? Is there any chance that they could actually learn from the screen?
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The real estate boom may be over in your neighborhood, but the market for realty TV is going strong
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By Amanda Cuda, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Feb. 26--People think it's easy writing about TV. They think it must be so simple to just flip on the boob tube, and yak about what you see.   Well, it is easy.   Kind of.