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- Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc. has started a new division to invest in emerging digital technologies and companies that create digital content, part of an effort to attract viewers and advertisers to the TV station owner's digital channels.
- It's March Madness time, and that means an excuse for our favorite Baltimore movies and TV shows to duke it out.
- As several key Ravens get older and more become free agents, 2015 might be the best chance to get back to the Super Bowl.
- As shows and films became more and more available online, the National Association of the Deaf (NAD) sought to ensure that these videos were captioned so deaf and hard of hearing viewers could click to get text for the audio portion. We filed a lawsuit under the Americans with Disabilities Act, and we won. But today, we face a new issue in the growing realm of streamed media from academia. Major universities like Harvard and MIT provide MOOCs or Massive Open Online Courses, but many of these
- It's March Madness time, and that means an excuse for our favorite Baltimore movies and TV shows to duke it out.
- It's March Madness time, and that means an excuse for our favorite Baltimore movies and TV shows to duke it out.
- It's March Madness time, and that means an excuse for our favorite Baltimore movies and TV shows to duke it out.
- It's March Madness time, and that means an excuse for our favorite Baltimore movies and TV shows to duke it out.
- It's March Madness time, and that means an excuse for our favorite Baltimore movies and TV shows to duke it out.
- It's not far-fetched to think there are viewers out there who have also come to understand gay relationships more, through watching "Looking."
- Owings Mills resident Laura Smith-Velazquez is on a short list for Mars One's one-way trip to the red planet, but the mission faces many scientific and financial hurdles.
- More minorities behind the scenes in Hollywood lead to more diverse casts
- Havre de Grace native and New York University senior Ben Getz has been acting in various productions since he was a child, but he recently got a major break in his career when he shared two scenes with veteran Emmy-winning television actor Tom Selleck for an episode of the CBS police drama "Blue Bloods."
- It loooks like Kevin Spacey can't get enough of the Oval Office.
- Fox45 producer Stephen Janis is leaving the Sinclair-owned Baltimore station for a job at The Real News Network.
- Comcast made it official today that veteran network news executive Andy Lack is being brought in at age 67 to try and save a news division at NBC that is in about as much trouble as any news operation I've ever seen.
- Laurel TV has won a Telly Award for a series of promos featuring iconic landmarks and local residents and leaders.
- (If you have not seen all 13 episodes of Season 3 of ¿House of Cards,¿ stop reading now. This piece is full of spoilers. Really, go away and comes back after you¿ve seen the full season at Netflix.)
- Based on Monday night Nielsen ratings, the controversy surrounding Bill O¿Reilly¿s accounts of his reporting during the Falklands conflict in 1982 does not appear to be having a negative effect on his audience.
- Former CBS News correspondent Eric Engberg followed his blistering Facebook post on Saturday about Bill O'Reilly with an appearance Sunday on CNN's "Reliable Sources."
- I had a ringside seat for this TV moment today when Fox News host Bill O'Reilly came out swinging on "Media Buzz" against Eric Engberg and a Facebook post the former CBS newsman wrote Saturday about O'Reilly's performance as a coprrespondent in Argentina as the Falklands War ende
- TV station acquisitions and strong political advertising gave a boost to Sinclair Broadcast Group's sales and earnings in the fourth quarter, the company reported Wednesday.
- Frank, Claire Underwood return to Netflix drama
- ABC, CBS may emphasize good journalism as good business
- I had created my own sort of secret society of teen patients when I was in the hospital for a brain tumor last year; we called ourselves the "Honorary Pediatric Society," HPS for short. We gave each other some bit of happiness and comfort through the frightening, often-depressing conditions and treatments we all faced. When I heard about a new television show based on a similar scenario, I was excited to see the life my fellow patients and I lived portrayed on TV. But it turned out to be nothing
- Brian Williams has destroyed his credibility as a journalist
- The Glenelg High School "It's Academic" team will appear on Channel 13 WJZ-TV on Saturday, Feb. 14, at 10 a.m.
- "Better Call Saul," the "Breaking Bad" prequel from Vince Gilligan set a cable record Sunday debuting with 6.4 million viewers and 4.4 million in the 18 to 49 demographic.
- Out of all of the things I have read and written and said myself on radio, TV and video about Brian Williams the past five days, the one phrase that keeps rattling around in my head is Williams saying on Saturday, ¿As managing editor of NBC Nightly News, I have decided to take myself off of my daily broadcast for the next several days.¿
- 'Breaking Bad' prequel shows true price of survival in U.S.
- G. Edward Reahl III, a documentary producer honored for his films about Holocaust survivors and domestic violence, died at his Towson home.
- Decision-making was similar to approach to images of Muhammad after Chalrie Hebdo killings
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- Baltimore baker hosts 'Kids Baking Championship' and 'Duff Till Dawn'
- The Americans returns tonight for the start of Season 3 on FX, and I'm right back in Ronald Reagan's America with Philip (Matthew Rhys) and Elizabeth (Keri Russell) Jennings.
- Tim Tunison has been named news director at WBAL-TV, according to Dan Joerres, president and general manger of the Hearst-owned station.
- Former Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis has stayed busy since his retirement in 2013 and his latest project is a television series about coaches with anger issues.
- Kevin Spacey won the Screen Actors Guild Award as outstanding actor in a drama series Sunday.
- In November, "Diners, Drive-Ins, and Dives" highlighted three Baltimore restaurants, including Hamilton's Clementine, even though it does not naturally fit the TV show's title.
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- Maggie Villegas packs a little too much of the 1970s soap opera "Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman" into her droll stage adaptation for Annex Theater.