According to a new "Pulse Report" from consumer product watch group, Retrevo, price beats programming as an HDTV purchase motivator every time.

The humble 32-inch HD television has become a favoured default size for those looking for the middle ground between visual chutzpah and budget compatibility.

You've done your research and found a great deal on the perfect HDTV this holiday season. Congratulations. But you're not done yet.

“The River Inside – Narrative and Photography” is the intriguing title of John Guider’s new book, which is sure to be deemed a masterpiece by all who dive into its many-nuanced depths. Even those of us who encounter his work in serendipitous samples can, in my experience, be profoundly affected by the universal aspects of Guider’s views of the world. I was first introduced to this Renaissance man’s extraordinary journey from the Narrows of the Harpeth to New Orleans – in a canoe – while I was

[itvt]’s Tracy Swedlow caught up with David Verklin, CEO of Canoe Ventures–the company that is implementing Project Canoe, the US cable industry’s initiative to create a national unified platform for interactive and addressable advertising–at the NewTeeVee Conference in San Francisco last week. Audio of the interview is below, followed by an unedited transcript of the interview, as well as some key quotes from a presentation Verklin had given to conference attendees just prior to the intervi