Quoted: What’s wrong with this picture? It’s the final Friday of Wimbledon and I’m reduced to either watching a pirated feed from a place where the broadcasters value live sports or following the Andy Roddick-Andy Murray match vicariously through Twitters and live blogs.

wow.. jimmy fallon is the suck. couldn't they find anyone better?
watching it now and i'm gonna change the channel after 2 min.

he really really really is aweful.

Quoted: Late Night with Jimmy Fallon with house band, The Roots, is an all new late night television show starting in March on NBC. Watch Jimmy Fallon's Video Blog and look at photos of Jimmy Fallon.

CBS shows are online at fancast.com (much as Hulu shows NBC and ABC shows).

Quoted: Visit Fancast.com and see the latest TV show episodes, movies, celebrity interviews, and more!

Quoted: Though "Friends" would prove to be a lucrative ratings powerhouse, the sitcom's pilot received a failing grade and was described as "not very entertaining, clever, or original," according to an internal NBC research report obtained by The Smoking Gun.

Seems interesting show

Quoted: Watch exclusive video clips from the NBC TV show Phenomenon. View videos, episode recaps, photos, bios & behind the scene videos; find cast member information & play online games on the official NBC website.

Dotted this because I had no idea the Apple had this much penetration with iTunes. Also, didn't realize how Apple's competitive advantage re: distribution is more relevant for music than it is for video. However, I still find it annoying to have to go to different sites to watch CBS shows vs. NBC shows, for example. I wish I could get everything through one UI.

Quoted: "ITunes is totally in the driver's seat on the music side," McQuivey adds. "Everyone is terrified of Apple, which is the third-largest retailer, selling about 20 percent of the music in the U.S. But in video, the tables are completely reversed."

dotting toread.

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Seth Godin on NBC's move from iTunes to Amazon...

Quoted: NBC could have been this middleman. They ceded this role to YouTube and then iTunes. Switching to Amazon merely creates a third player, but it doesn't do what the networks truly needed to do--build a direct relationship between the network and the viewer. Amazon has one, so does Apple.

This is too bad for the service. One day when I buy an iPod it will matter to me more.

Quoted: The New York Times is reporting that NBC will not renew its contract to distribute television shows via Apple’s iTunes service.