TiVo still has the brand name new consumer technology innovators only dream about. If only it could rewind that reverie back to the first rapid eye movements (REM).

The New York Times announced yesterday that Volkswagen has signed a long-term deal with NBC Universal to tie their products to entertainment programs and events.

TBS' sister cable news networks, CNN and Headline News, are trying something different - the old switcheroo - all this to compete with industry leader Fox News.

The possible new leader of Walt Disney Co., Robert Iger, the company's current president/COO, knows when to under-sell and over-deliver.

Where are the real journalists on network TV who are ready to take a chance on fame, fortune, and, of course, failure?

ABC finally took the plunge with a major branded entertainment deal for one of its biggest shows. But it isn't desperate enough to make these deals a weekly occurrence.

Though the NFL had a good season with no wardrobe malfunction, bathtub advertisers are closing in.

CNN should now be called the Cojones News Network because it took some to cancel a long-time staple show like "Crossfire" and let go a popular commentator, Tucker Carlson.

Turn out the lights, the party is almost over for Trio.

Beauty in beauty contests like "Miss America" isn't skin-deep, but it isn't much farther below a few capillaries either.