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Wired News Marvel Studios brass needed somebody smart to keep superhero team-up The Avengers from turning into a muddled mess. They rolled the dice on Joss Whedon. Photo: Joe Pugliese You know you’ve offended Joss Whedon when he stops talking in Whedonisms. Usually the writer-director is funny, wry, and...(size: 10.4Kb)
The Wrap BBC Worldwide and the National Geographic have gone "Wild" for each other. The two are teaming up for a six-part nature series which will air on BBC One and National Geographic's Nat Geo WILD channel. The miniseries, which will be called "Planet Earth Live" in Britain and...(size: 11.4Kb)
The Washington Post You can get just about anything on Amazon these days. Pretty soon that may include original sitcoms, with the rollout of Amazon Studios. “We’re now developing original programming for Amazon Instant Video. Submit your children’s series or comedy series idea — it could be the...(size: 3.2Kb)
The New York Times The Bodleian Library at Oxford is inviting “citizen librarians” to help describe and catalog its collection of 4,000 pieces of mid-Victorian music, the library announced. The project, called “What’s the Score at the Bodleian?,” is the Bodleian’s first experiment with crowd-sourcing, a method that...(size: 8.2Kb)
The Examiner It is springtime, when a network's fancy turn to next years schedule. As always, it is hard to determine which pilots will make and which won't, but one thing is certain: to make room for even hypothetical shows, the network must make some difficult. Which means a lot of TV fans are on pins and...(size: 9.1Kb)
Wired News NDS CTO Nick Thexton demonstrates how future televisions will be highly immersive. Notice how the room's wallpaper appears on-screen. Photo: Jon Snyder/Wired We’ve seen the future of television, and we want it now. NDS, a company that develops DRM security and DVR technology for pay-TV...(size: 10.2Kb)
The New York Times On “Glee” this spring, a transgender character named Unique is competing in a sing-off. On “Grey’s Anatomy,” Arizona and Callie are adjusting to married life, having been pronounced “wife and wife” last year. Enlarge This Image Richard Cartwright/ABC On...(size: 9.4Kb)
Sacramento Bee On "Glee" this spring, a transgender character named Unique is competing in a sing-off. On "Grey's Anatomy," Arizona and Callie are adjusting to married life, having been pronounced "wife and wife" last year. On "Modern Family," the nation's most popular television show, Cameron and his partner,...(size: 6.4Kb)
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