Cablevision Inks HBO Now Deal To Create New Kind Of 'Cable' Bundle
The cable provider hopes the deal will mean more revenue from cord-cutters.
SXSW 2015: McDonald's Looks To Wireless Charging, Tech Conveniences To Spur Turnaround
In changing direction, the fast-food restaurant chain is considering technological conveniences, complete with Wi-Fries.
SXSW 2015: TV Networks HBO, A&E, Nat Geo Spend Big In Austin To Attract 'Influencers'
SXSW may be known for having a tech-y crowd, but TV marketers are spending lavishly to get their shows noticed down in Austin.
How HBO Plans To Beat Netflix To The Next Hit Show: Reading Lots Of Scripts
Simply throwing money at content won't win the streaming-TV wars.
HBO's Cable-Free Subscription Service 'HBO Now' To Debut Exclusively On Apple TV
Apple will be the exclusive partner for the launch of the service on April 12.
HBO In Talks With Apple To Be Launch Partner For Coming Web Service 'HBO Now': Exclusive
The highly anticipated over-the-top service will allow anyone, including those without cable TV, to subscribe to HBO for $15 a month.
NBC News Suspends Brian Williams, The Risk For Ratings, Revenue
Brian Williams' six-month suspension may jeopardize "NBC Nightly News," but it sent a message about the power of NBC versus any personality.
'To Kill A Mockingbird' Author Harper Lee To Publish Second Book, 54 Years Later
A novel that predates 'To Kill a Mockingbird' and features 'Scout' as an adult.
Not Cable News: CBS’ 24-Hour Digital News Channel Makes Leap To TV
Last fall, CBS launched a free, live 24/7 cable news channel called CBSN. But there's one catch.
Elon Musk Tips Texas As Possible Site For 'Hyperloop' Test Track
Forget bullet trains. This will get you from Los Angeles to San Francisco in under 30 minutes.
Murdoch's Fox Sports Keeps New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie Off Camera During Dallas Game
Somehow Fox Sports managed to avoid New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Jerry Jones together at the Dallas-Green Bay game.
Volvo's Next Safety Frontier: Tech To Help Drivers Share The Road With Cyclists
The Swedish automaker is developing systems that will detect impending collisions and stop the car.
Q&A: Dish CEO Joe Clayton On $20-Per-Month Sling TV (‘If We Don’t Stand Up For The Consumer, Who The Hell Will?’)
A major pay TV provider disrupts its own model before someone else does.
FCC Chair Wheeler Hints Silicon Valley Is Going To Like Its Net Neutrality Rules Next Month
FCC said the wireless industry has been regulated as a utility for decades and is doing just fine.
In 2015, A New Kind Of Hack To Worry About: The Smart Home
Trouble in the brave new world of the smart home: It could be hacked.
CES Vegas: Care To Buy A 4K TV? Electronics Industry Hopes Consumers Scratch 7-Year Upgrade Itch
The consumer electronics industry promises 2015 will be the year of 4K televisions. They said that last year, too.
CES 2015: Dish Network Just Launched The Low-Cost Web TV Bundle Cord-Cutters Say They Want
A $20-per-month bundle of cable channels served over the Web for millennials.
Netflix To Put Stamp Of Approval On TVs With 'Recommended' Program
With more than 50 million subscribers, can Netflix boost the struggling TV industry?
Xiaomi Triples Smartphone Sales In 2014, Mounting Global Challenge to Apple, Samsung
Company unveils the latest low-cost Redmi 2 smartphone, which retails for $112.
You Can't Blame Sony Pictures, Theater Chains For Making Rational Business Decisions On 'The Interview'
Expectations already were low for the Rogen-Franco comedy, but a terrorist threat gave Sony an out.
New York Magazine Apologizes For Fake Stuyvesant High School Day Trader Story
The editors fault inadequate fact-checking on the profile of Mohammed Islam, who duped a writer into believing he'd made $72 million.
Kobalt: The Other Swedish Startup Trying To Disrupt The Music Business
Sweden gave us Spotify and Soundcloud, but Kobalt could be the most transformative.
Former NYT Reporter: I Felt Obligated To Tell The CIA's Side Of The Torture Story Even Though I Thought It Was False
What happens when a government agency lies to a reporter?
The CIA's Big Sell: How The Agency Convinced The Press Its Brutal Interrogation Methods Were Working
CIA officials gave glowing accounts to investigative reporters on the effectiveness of its 'Detention and Interrogation Program.'
Cyber Monday, Relic Of The Pre-Tablet Age, Is Still A Thing, Apparently
People are back to work but still shopping on their phones.
Why Chinese Internet Giants Tencent And Alibaba Are Battling For Hollywood Content
Alibaba is better known in the US due to its IPO, but Tencent is becoming a major player in its own right.
Did Twitter And Odell Beckham Jr.'s Circus Catch Help NBC's Sunday Night Football Win The Ratings Last Night?
Odell Beckham Jr.'s one-handed catch Sunday night detonated Twitter and generated a meme. Will it help NBC?
Outfront Media Inc. (NYSE: OUT) CEO: Billboards Will Soon Track Smart Phones And Send You Messages
Outfront CEO calls billboards "the last mass medium."
FireChat Founder Micha Benoliel Wants To Turn 5 Billion Smartphones Into The Next Internet
FireChat powered the pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong. But the ambition is now much bigger.
Bono: 100 Million iTunes Users Listened To At Least One Track On 'Songs Of Innocence'
U2's frontman says the iTunes deal was a success for the band, despite the widespread criticism.
