Actors
Watching movies and TV shows can have a profound impact on our emotions and behavior, with science suggesting that we can even become emotionally invested in stories that aren't real. According to experimental neuroscientist Jeff Zacks, our brains are wired to mimic the behaviors we see on screen,
Actors
Katherine Heigl recently took to her Facebook page to address criticisms from detractors who claimed that her new NBC series "State of Affairs" portrays Muslims negatively. Despite facing negative feedback, Heigl was honest and open in her response, assuring her fans that the show is not intended to
Television broadcasting industry
As the US President, George W. Bush, and the newly appointed anchor of the CBS Evening News, Katie Couric, engaged in a battle to prove their leadership credentials, the media and the public were left to pick up the pieces. On the one hand, Bush sought to solidify his image
Television broadcasting industry
In a competitive landscape, three seasoned anchors have taken the stage: Katie Couric on CBS, Brian Williams on NBC, and Charles Gibson on ABC. With Couric aiming to boost ratings from the cellar, Williams facing his biggest challenge yet, and Gibson working to hold onto his No. 2 spot, the
Television broadcasting industry
The impending congressional midterm elections are on the cusp of a paradigm shift, with various nonpartisan handicappers predicting an electoral upset. Stuart Rothenberg, editor of the Rothenberg Political Report, has forecast that "all things being equal, if current trends continue, the Democrats take the House," while Charlie Cook,
Television broadcasting industry
Eddie Sotelo, known as "Piolin" to his fans, is a radio personality who has significantly contributed to the success of KXPK-FM (96.5) in Denver, Colorado. With his 5 a.m. to noon live broadcast, Monday through Friday, and 7 to 10 a.m. on Saturdays, Sotelo attracts
Awards (Prizes)
Politicians Davids Cameron and Davis found themselves on the wrong side of the crowd at the National Television Awards, when they presented the award for most popular drama to BBC1's Doctor Who. The audience's booing and catcalls outnumbered their applause, making the two Davids' appearance
Awards (Prizes)
The 2005 National Television Awards ceremony saw the popular BBC show "Doctor Who" emerge victorious in three categories, solidifying its place in British television history. The show's revamped series won the most popular drama, actor, and actress categories, with Billie Piper, the 23-year-old actress who plays
Television broadcasting industry
The battle for control of Nippon Broadcasting System Inc. is escalating into a potential proxy fight, with Fuji Television Network Inc. holding 36.47% of outstanding shares and Livedoor Co. holding more than 45% of voting rights. The Tokyo District Court's decision on Livedoor's temporary injunction
Television broadcasting industry
A fierce struggle between Livedoor Co. and Fuji Television Network Inc. is unfolding over the Japanese radio broadcaster Nippon Broadcasting System Inc. Livedoor, a Web portal operator, hopes to acquire a majority stake in Nippon Broadcasting, while Fuji TV, which already holds 36.47% of the outstanding shares, seeks to
Entertainment industry
Infinite Video, a member of the Even Technologies Group of companies, and SecureMedia, Inc. have jointly announced a partnership to deliver a secure video over IP solution for telephone companies. The solution, which integrates SecureMedia's Encryptonite System with Infinite Video's video over IP distribution system, provides
Trade shows
Scripps Networks, the parent company of multiple lifestyle television brands, has selected thePlatform media publishing system and broadcast-to-broadband solution to manage and distribute its rich media content across various platforms. This partnership aims to leverage Scripps Networks' television brands to grow its broadband business, providing seamless distribution of content
