Multiscreen Views

It means they are refocusing intermittently toward the content—and the screen—that most engages them at that moment.

TV has always been a social experience, and now we are focused on extending and amplifying the conversation within social media.

It will be among the first "channels" funded by Google and its YouTube subsidiary to entice high-profile Hollywood creatives into making original Web programs.

Despite its dubious methodology and predictably self-serving results, the June 2012 “Dyle Mobile TV Data Report” does confirm the growing demand for mobile video content.

BOSTON—“Coopetition” among big cable multisystem operators (MSOs) and between the MSOs and Verizon Wireless took on new dimensions during The Cable Show last month.

Broadcasters can take heart from the profitable opportunities that second-screen services are creating.

TV’s technology evolution remains work in progress