Taking a shorter break than their last holiday, Anonymous is back at it already. Reports are coming in that they had completely knocked out CBS.com for a good period of time. More »
Last Friday, What’s Trending tweeted — erroneously — that Steve Jobs had passed away. Which sent the internet into a frenzy! The tweet was deleted minutes after it was published. But how did it get out there in the first place? More »
The WSJ has heard from those elusive sources, who’re claiming that Yahoo is talking with Disney about developing TV-streaming widgets for the ESPN, ABC and Disney networks. People with Yahoo Connected TVs could stream TV shows from those networks, along with movie trailers and in ESPN’s case, stats. More »
There’s been plenty of talk about a new Apple TV, but what about, y’know, the TV shows themselves? Bloomberg‘s reporting that Apple’s working on bringing 99 US cent TV rentals to iTunes, with Fox nearly locked and CBS and Disney close behind. More »
For all we’ve written and read about the iPad, there’s one thing we don’t know for sure: How people will use it. Apple and co seem to think it’s going to be your new TV – here’s why they’re right. More »
An enterprising Mac blogger has been shirking work and poking around CBS’ website, and when watching an episode of CSI noticed something strange. It appears CBS is updating its website with HTML5, ready for the iPad launch. More »
This is curious, at least amidst a massive publishing war with Amazon. According to the WSJ, Apple’s putting its massive newspaper-and-magazine-revival-on-the-iPad effort on the “backburner in favour of focusing on other content”, like its long-festering plan to bundle TV shows as a pseudo-subscription service through iTunes, as well as selling certain TV shows for a buck an episode. More »
