TV

A program in the southern African nation of Zambia allows prostitutes to find husbands through TV.

Lady Gaga's You Tube account was suspended on Thursday. The suspension was due to multiple or severe violations of YouTube's copyright policy, the notice reads.

TV legend Ted Danson will try and give CSI the spark it needs.

Popular 80s TV show is coming back thanks to TNT.

More than 33 people were killed and 35 were injured in India's northern state of Uttar Pradesh when a train hit a bus at an unmanned level-crossing on Thursday morning.

CNN cancels Eliot Spitzer's prime time program. Former New York governor never developed a large following on air.

In a creative attempt to change Pakistanis’ perceptions of the military, the government of the war torn nation is promoting a new television series that chronicles the lives of Pakistani soldiers.

China's top search engine Baidu Inc said on Wednesday it had reached an agreement with a Chinese television company to bring its search box to millions of television screens.

Netflix has a lot of short-sellers betting against its long-term stock success. Here's five reasons why the shorts are wrong.

Apple may manufacture its own iOS-powered television sets later this year and its release could coincide with the launch of iPhone 5, according to rumors.

Google is in preliminary talks with Hulu to purchase the streaming video company.

Guillermo del Torro has revived the project with Marvel Studios for ABC

Charlie Sheen is apparently coming back to television following his much-publicized “divorce” from the CBS hot series “Two and a half men” and subsequent public meltdown.

Sony Corp. (NYSE: SNE) initially pulled its content down from Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) streaming service on June 17, resulting from a temporary contract issue between Sony and Starz, according to Netflix’ blog.

Apple aims to be the global distribution source worldwide.

Imagine this if you can: A cruise ship sails along the coast for six days streaming live footage. Suddenly a nation becomes obsessed and the footage breaks ratings records. Sound unreal? Well, it happened this past week in Norway.

Leading analyst says Apple TV is on the way

Viacom Inc and Time Warner Cable Inc are trying to settle lawsuits over whether cable companies have a right to stream programing on devices such as Apple Inc's iPad.

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Shazam, whose technology lets people use their cell phones to learn the names of catchy songs, has raised $32 million in funding to bolster expansion plans and move the company closer to a potential public stock offering.

Consumer electronics company Apple Inc is planning to enter into the television business this fall.