Abe George, a former assistant district attorney in Manhattan who is running against the Brooklyn district attorney, Charles J. Hynes, aims to stop the broadcast of a six-part series featuring Mr. Hynes’s office.
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A roundup of what worked — and what didn’t — in the 2012-13 television schedules, and what to expect from the coming upfronts.
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Inside the mind behind “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Scandal.”
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Barbara Walters’s announced retirement is a reminder that her long career mirrors the trajectory of television: as more and more viewers abandon broadcast TV, so does she.
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The car-painting/body-repair chain updated its old hard-sell approach by celebrating “potential” in TV spots and social media.
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The broadcast networks are preparing to unveil new fall lineups for an audience that is shrinking rapidly, lured away by new rivals on all sides.
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Some of the most popular new series from a year ago declined in the ratings in their second seasons.
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There also will be two new dramas; among the actors involved are Robin Williams, Sarah Michelle Gellar and Toni Collette.
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At the annual upfront week, the largest broadcast networks and cable channels will show off their programming for the 2013-14 season in expensive presentations.
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Mail Online, The Daily Mail’s site, has expanded on the news and business sides with offices in New York, and coverage of celebrities in Los Angeles.
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CBS will continue to carry the championship game in 2014 and 2015, and the two networks will also start splitting Round of 8 games in 2014, rather than in 2016.
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The USA Network believes that in order to stay competitive it has to branch out into new programming directions.
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Leaders in other industries may be well paid, but they earn far less than their media counterparts.
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A new commercial from Destination XL takes an unusual approach of featuring chubby men.
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A telecommunications company’s bid to offer TV content raises questions about fairness and monopoly.
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CBS Interactive and Univision Communications are among the companies seeking advertising dollars from Madison Avenue.
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Internet companies like Hulu, AOL and Yahoo are holding presentations this week about their plans for original programming.
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After a Twitter hoax caused the Dow to drop temporarily by 150 points, regulators are increasingly concerned about the combination of social media and high-frequency trading.
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Two war horses of the genre, “All My Children” and “One Life to Live,” will have their Internet premieres at 5 a.m. Monday on Hulu and iTunes.
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Programming from HuffPost Live, an Internet channel, will be carried for six hours a day on AXS TV, which Mark Cuban helped start.
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