The first-place 18-49 ranking for “Smash” occurred in
what is known as the “live+7” ratings, which include playback of recorded
television shows over one week.
On average, “Smash” added 2.5 million viewers over
seven days of playback and averaged a 3.3 rating in the 18-49 category. No 10
p.m. network show did better in that category. Two CBS dramas, “Hawaii Five-O”
and “C.S.I.,” each scored a 3.3 also.
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Periscope introduces real-time comment moderation | TechCrunch - 0 views
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Periscope viewers can report comments as spam or abuse which will cause the individual comment to disappear from their screen immediately, and will prevent them from seeing other messages from that same person during the broadcast. As a result of being flagged, Periscope will then randomly select a few other viewers to vote on whether or not they also agree the comment is spam or abuse or if it looks okay.
Q&A: Tech evangelist Robert Scoble predicts mixed reality devices will largely supplant smartphones - GeekWire - 0 views
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Umm, called this last year Robert.
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The BBC has overcome Microsoft's wish for iPlayer to be bundled with its paid Xbox Live Gold subscriptions. The catch-up TV service on Tuesday became the latest TV app to launch in the Xbox Dashboard's app initiative, for free with no subscription requirement (announcement). Although the BBC has become reluctant to custom-build iPlayer apps for the burgeoning number of new devices, Xbox Kinect's TV interface represents a sufficiently interesting new opportunity.
Living Social's Looking For A New Model - 0 views
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the new idea is to use LivingSocial's installed user base, experience working with restaurants, and developer team to facilitate pickup and delivery food orders:
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'Smash' Owes Renewal to the Power of TV Playback - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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trends presents
TBS Promoting Facebook Ads as Part of Upfront Package | Special Report: TV Upfront - Advertising Age - 0 views
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The partnership will promote branded three- to five-minute comedy "shorts" developed by DumbDumb, the digital-production company launched by former "Arrested Development" co-stars Will Arnett and Jason Bateman. The company has previously worked directly with brands like Old Navy, Orbit gum, and Denny's, for which it recently produced an unscripted series that featured "Saturday Night Live" alum Dave Koechner interviewing fellow celebs in a Denny's booth.
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