LG high-def TVs to stream Netflix videos directly. (more)

Website plays Cupid to battlers of the bulge in India. (more)

An increasing number of British and Australian actors are adopting the American tongue for starring roles stateside. (more)

Hollywood's happy, even without a record year. (more)

A woman going about daily activities with a beaver in tow was the most complained about ad in 2008. (more)

Classic games find new life on iPhone. (more)

Unilever PLC is turning to a remake of the TV show "Ugly Betty" to help solve its Chinese beauty problem. (more)

China targets Google in crackdown on pornography. (more)

Websites could be given film-style ratings. (more)

You can now watch movies on tiny devices, but some classics are less filling when viewed small. (more)

Will Ferrell site, Funny Or Die, raises $3 million. (more)

Launching amid publishing industry woes, Singular celebrates the unpartnered lifestyle. (more)

Study finds younger millennial generation watch less TV than elders. (more)

More online shoppers take the word of anonymous product reviewers. (more)

Imagine, John Lennon makes a television commercial for charity -- 28 years after his death. (more)

Wi-fi TV shows on iPhone give Joost a boost. (more)

Pressure mounts for Microsoft to deliver with Windows 7. (more)

Web sites offer tools to combat cyberbullying. (more)

More companies go negative to grab consumers. Why it might backfire. (more)

The Linux Foundation will launch a contest in late January aimed at getting users to create 60-second videos showcasing what Linux means to them. (more)

Although consumers are determined to do their holiday shopping by focusing on the best prices, they actually like ads that appeal to their softer side. (more)

Warner Music pulls videos from YouTube. (more)

Personalized spam rising sharply, study finds. (more)

Stell McCartney launches mobile campaign. (more)

Marketers hone the focus of online search ads. (more)

Kirk Douglas turns blogs into his latest conquest. (more)

Tired of reading grim news about the economy? Then skip the articles and go straight to the ads. (more)

More companies use social media for marketing. (more)