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Forget pilot season. The Science Channel is developing a new TV series inspired by the 'I F--ing Love Science' Facebook page.

How's this for an 'Internet of Things' -- a new crop of Samsung television sets may soon allow for gestural operation of other nearby devices, too.

A new survey shows adults 18 to 35 are more plugged in than ever. Here's what brands need to know.

The Austin-based director behind El Mariachi and Sin City will launch a new Hispanic entertainment network this month. We talked to him about the challenges and his goals for the project.

The digital TV startup faces some additional hurdles as it continues to expand.

Decades after landing on the mainstream radar, RuPaul is experiencing a career renaissance with his smash-hit 'RuPaul's Drag Race' in its sixth season on Logo.

Netflix's Mitch Lowe says releasing original series all at once isn't a long-term solution for building an audience.

Online marketing is putting increasing pressure on legacy ad businesses, with more people logging in than tuning in.

Chipotle premiered the first episode of its comedy series Farmed and Dangerous this Monday on Hulu.

In an interview on CNBC this morning, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts said that the two companies wouldn't be pursuing the merger if they didn't realistically think they would get it would get regulatory approval.

For the second year in a row, Amazon is utilizing a crowdsourcing model to determine which of 10 series pilots currently available for live streaming will ultimately be given the green light.

The struggling Japanese electronics maker is undergoing a costly restructuring.

The beer company has been on a roll. Here's how you can apply its success to your marketing.

Nearly a quarter of TV owners purchase their big screens for the Super Bowl, and often at a lower cost.

The burrito chain is releasing a four-part comedy series on Hulu next month that offers a satirical take on industrial farming.

While 69 percent of people say they surf the internet while the TV is on, 76 percent said their primary focus is actually watching what's on TV, according to a new survey.

What the world of butlers, footmen and lady's maids can teach you about management.

DirecTV dropped The Weather Channel from the screens of its roughly 20 million customers early Tuesday morning after the two couldn't come to terms on carriage fees.

Charter Communications hoped to purchase Time Warner Cable for $61.3 billion, or $132.50 a share, but the 'grossly inadequate' bid was rejected.

SallyAnn Salsano has taken everything from bad first dates to partying at the Jersey Shore to become one of the most successful TV producers on air.

From being surrounded by 'Glassholes' to playing pinball and 'self-healing' phones, here is a recap of what the show had to offer.