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Arbitron announced its intent Tuesday (June 23) to get into TV—or at least the TV out-of-home business. Called ARB-TV, the new suite of audience measurement services will leverage the portable people meter to track audiences out-of-home, in restaurants, bars, sports

Celebrity parents Jon and Kate Gosselin say they plan to divorce. In a statement, Jon Gosselin says he and wife Kate filed for divorce Monday afternoon.

Ed McMahon, Johnny Carson's perennial sidekick on NBC's The Tonight Show died today at UCLA's Ronald Reagan Hospital. He was 86. According to McMahon publicist Howard Bragman, the entertainer's passing was from a "multitude of health problems the last few

The new Web site/platform which aims to blend the best of social networking, photo and video sharing, blogging and live communications

Newsweek has tapped Devin Gordon as the new editor of its , replacing Will Tacy, who left after just six months in the job.

The new channel debuted on June 23 with original blog entries from humorist Nora Ephron, famed ex-New York cop Frank Serpico and Sen. Chuck Schumer

A Friends reunion of sorts is coming to the Internet courtesy of Lexus. The carmaker is launching a second season of Web Therapy, an online comedy series starring Lisa Kudrow for its branded-entertainment network, L Studio. Returning June 23, Therapy

The promise of the TiVo/Quantcast pact is to provide buyers with a means to evaluate cross media campaigns from a single source

Shortly before midnight, it emerged that the largest guild at the paper and the Boston Globe had agreed to a new contract that hammers out $10 million in cuts while reducing the pay cut from 8.4 percent to 5.9 percent

Univision Communications on Wednesday said it has reached multi-year distribution agreements with Cox Communications, the third-largest U.S. cable operator, and smaller cabler Mediacom.

Simon Cowell is to partner with U.K. retail magnate Sir Philip Green on a global entertainment company that will produce and own TV content in the U.S. and Britain, according to the Financial Times.

New projects include a pilot based on the Michael J. Fox theatrical Teen Wolf and an animated series from Saturday Night Live head writer Seth Meyers

The Sports Illustrated property enjoyed its biggest traffic day of the year on Monday (June 22), drawing close to a million unique users for the day

The NBC Universal cable powerhouse blew out the competition in the week ended June 21, averaging 1.7 million adults 18-49, topping runner-up TNT by some 728,000 viewers

The Big Ten Network has inked a carriage deal with Cablevision, giving the channel a foothold in the New York DMA.

Media and entertainment industry executives said here Tuesday that consumers will be willing to pay for popular digital content as more sector companies explore new online pay models.