The research team had hoped that by testing dogs' reactions to TV programs, they might learn how to make the activity more ...

Roughly one out of every two dogs watches TV at least for short periods of time. New data shows that they have strong ...

A survey-based study reveals how different dogs react to elements on TV, suggesting that personalized television enrichment ...

Daytime TV faces a steep audience drop off, but Fox’s Stephen Brown says creative, multiplatform thinking can help reconnect in this preview of TVNewsCheck’s Programming Everywhere conference ...

Why TV Programming Costs Are Growing (Analysis) Expenses are up, but so is revenue as splashes like the networks' $3.1 billion NFL deal and Fox's new cable channels reveal a fresh battleground ...

TV viewers with second screen, second sight. More and more of us choose to watch television while using our smartphones and tablets. This second-screen viewing behavior often means that viewers ...

Television: PROGRAMMING. 2 minute read. TIME. ... Johnson quoted a recent study reporting that nearly two-thirds of ghetto homes had TV sets and 100% had radios, while only 14% read newspapers.

TV arts programmes are suffering from a lack of availability and prominence as public service broadcasters transition into online streaming, according to a new report ...

Broadcast networks, to help their affiliates, have traditionally used programming stunts to boost ratings during the sweeps. By the 1990s regularly scheduled programs produced 22 to 24 original ...

1. Strip programming or stripping is a technique used for scheduling television and radio programming to ensure consistency and coherency. Television or radio programs of a particular style (such ...