Television

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Fast Company January 9, 2012	The Recommender: Shira Lazar, Rebel Rock Entertainment's Jim Jonsin, And More On What They're Loving This Month Media executives and others offer suggestions on what to read and what to watch on tv and in film.
Fast Company January 9, 2012 Christina Chaey	NBC's Smash Could Learn A Few Lessons From Glee's Musical Missteps Fox's Glee is slumping in its third season -- but does that mean people are losing interest in TV musicals?
Fast Company January 9, 2012 Martin Kihn	Showtime's 'House Of Lies' Turned My Life As A Consultant Into A TV Drama When TV writers rewrote this MBA's life, they changed everything but the truth.
Fast Company January 9, 2012 Margaret Rhodes	Prospect Park Axes "All My Children" Web Series Production firm Prospect Park recently announced that it is surrendering plans to broadcast two discontinued soap operas as web series.
The Motley Fool December 17, 2011 Chris Hill	This Is the Future of TV Nell Minow talks about the key players in the battle to shape your tv viewing.
AskMen.com	Howard Stern On America's Got Talent Stern's been circling the idea of being a judge on broadcast reality show before, and we're really happy he's finally doing it. Why are we so happy? Because we love him.
Sports Central November 25, 2011 Louie Centanni	Which TV Sitcom is Your QB? (Part 2) It's the NFC quarterbacks' turn for a pseudo-intellectual, utterly inane psychoanalysis vis-a-vis mainstream television.
Fast Company November 22, 2011 Ari Karpel	Female Cable Execs Talk The Future Of TV Television is facing tumultuous times. Three of cable's most powerful women sit down to compare notes.
Fast Company November 22, 2011 Jason Feifer	Why Kristin Chenoweth Is Going Hillbilly Handfishin' Kristin Chenoweth likes people, so she likes Twitter.
Fast Company November 21, 2011 Ari Karpel	Toms Founder Blake Mycoskie's Fashion-Forward Childhood In adolescent angst lies true meaning.
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