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Les Moonves, the chief executive officer of CBS Corp., said advertisers are having a change of heart about the value of viewers who record shows and watch them later, leading to a dramatic shift in ad buying.
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Walt Disney Co.’s ABC network, ranked last among the TV viewers that advertisers target, will add five comedies and seven dramas to its schedule, including a show based on the secret agency from Marvel’s “Avengers.”
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Michael J. Fox left prime-time television more than a decade ago to focus on his battle with Parkinson’s disease. Now he’s back, with the help of drugs that keep his own shaking from the illness mostly under control.
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The Boston Marathon bombings and ensuing manhunt kept Americans riveted to the television, radio and the Internet this week as they followed the latest developments.
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Jay Leno, longtime host of NBC’s “The Tonight Show,” will step down early next year and be replaced by Jimmy Fallon, as the network seeks younger viewers for the most-popular late-night program.
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“The Oprah Winfrey Show” is seeking $1 million for 30-second commercials during the program’s May 25 finale, according to Horizon Media Inc., a New York-based advertising company.
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Esurance, Allstate Corp.’s online auto-insurance seller, is turning to the world’s largest retailer to boost policy sales.
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As the sun sets over Jerusalem’s Old City and a performer plays a mystical solo on a curved ram’s horn, Glenn Beck appears before an audience near the southern wall of the Temple Mount, a sacred site for both Jews and Muslims that they have battled over for centuries.
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Current TV, the network co-founded by former U.S. Vice President Al Gore, was sold for about $500 million to Al Jazeera, the Qatar-based cable-news channel, according to two people with knowledge of the deal.
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With 32 of a possible 63 titles between them, the Los Angeles Lakers and Boston Celtics are the most successful franchises in National Basketball Association history. They’re also a boon to television ratings.
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