Steve Levitan Gets His Wish: "Modern Family" Leaves Hulu (Briefly)
"Modern Family" creator Steve Levitan says he loves the Internet, but says he wants his show off the Web. Because the eyeballs it attracts don't do him any good.Wish granted! Temporarily.
Here’s the Big IPO You’ve Been Waiting For: Demand Media Files With the SEC
Your first peek inside the world's most talked-about content farm. Which turns out not to be a profitable operation yet.
"Modern Family" Guy: Please Take My Big, iPad-Loving Hit Show Off the Web
"Modern Family" is a hit for ABC. And it's also a hit online, attracting some two million sets of eyeballs a week on ABC.com and Hulu. But Steve Levitan, the show's creator, wants it off the Web.
James Cameron Won’t Watch "Avatar" on a Phone. But if You Want To….
The director says watching movies on a phone removes the "sanctity in the film-watching experience." Hope no one shows him the promotional material for T-Mobile's newest Android handset.
Why TV Still Won’t Embrace the Web Quite Yet
You know the answer, right? But just to spell it out: Even two million Hulu eyeballs a week don't mean much for a hit TV show like "Modern Family."
Apple Pulls the Plug on Lala, Replaces It With…Nada
The streaming music service Apple bought in December is gone. There's nothing in its place--and it may (still) be a while before that changes.
Two Months, Two Million iPads
Apple is selling 33,000 iPads per day, 1,388 iPads per hour and 23 iPads per minute.
