Television

Programs, criticism, and technologies having to do with visual images transmitted as electromagnetic waves.

Sub-headings:

Episode Guides

Compilations of information about specific programs.

Genres

Types of television shows and specific shows.

Program Listings

What's on what channel when.

Resources in this category:

Ain't It Cool News
http://www.aint-it-cool-news.com/

Reports on and reviews the latest happenings in the television and movie industries. This site "... covers all types of television shows and films, video tapes, laser discs, DVDs, and anything else cool that'll show up on your television screen!" Also has forums where you can "discuss the ins and outs of what interests you have in film, television and life."

Angelic Heaven
http://www.charliesangels.com/dir.html

"A monthly newsletter that is based on the classic television show of the late seventies, "Charlie's Angels". The newsletter provides an update on the current endeavors of the actresses and a fond remembrance of the past series."

Current
http://www.current.org/

"The biweekly newspaper that covers public TV and public radio in the United States."

The Den
http://stars.ign.com/?

Daily scoop on Movies, Music, T.V., Sci-Fi, and Gaming; primarily visited by 15-24 age group.

Electronic Media
http://www.tvweek.com/

"Progamming, syndication, technology, and trends in the television and radio industry."

The 11th Hour
http://www.the11thhour.com/

This horror and sci-fi entertainment magazine for women includes: feature articles; movie, TV, and video reviews; movie news; letters; and links to other horror and entertainment Web sites.

Images: A Journal of Film and Popular Culture
http://www.imagesjournal.com/

"Images publishes articles about movies, television, videos, and other popular visual arts."

Multichannel News
http://www.multichannel.com/

"The Definitive weekly source for cable TV and telecommunications news."

Playback
http://www.playbackmag.com/

Online version of Playback, "Canada's Broadcast and Production Journal." The online version includes several feature articles, contact information for production houses, production lists, job listings, and more.

Pnai Plus
http://www.pnaiplus.co.il/

An Israeli TV guide.

RealScreen
http://www.realscreen.com/

RealScreen covers the business of factual programs: "primarily documentaries and informational programming, but also the wider range of programs which fall under the genre: lifestyle, infomag and current affairs programs." The online version includes articles, production house contact information, price guides, more.

Reel West Digest
http://www.reelwest.com/digest/digest.htm

"The Digest is a reference book detailing the names of individuals and companies providing necessary equipment and services for all aspects of film and television production in western Canada."

Reel West Magazine
http://www.reelwest.com/magazine/mag.htm

"Western Canada¹s Most informative magazine for the film and video industry. Published Bi-monthly, each issue of Reel West features articles for and about the people, places and events that shape our industry."

Screening the Past
http://www.latrobe.edu.au/www/screeningthepast/index.html

Screening the Past "publishes material of interest to historians of film and media, to film and media scholars, to social historians interested in the place of film and media within general history, to film makers interested in the history of their craft or in representing history through their productions, to film and media librarians and archivists." There are some links to quicktime video files.

Soap Opera Digest
http://www.soapoperadigest.com/

"Covers the day-time and prime-time television soap operas and your favorite celebrity soap actors and actresses with the latest news, interviews and stories."

TeeVee
http://www.teevee.net/

"A group of people with too much time on their hands form a Web site to write about television, the biggest social force (rightly or wrongly) in America. Sometimes what they write is funny, sometimes serious, sometimes deeply bizarre."

teletronic: the online magazine of classic television
http://www.teletronic.co.uk/

"Teletronic is a free e-mail magazine featuring articles, reviews, overviews and features on four decades of classic television from both the UK/US. Published and edited by Laurence Marcus & Stephen R. Hulse, this e-magazine has been complied from material not previously available on the main Television Heaven Web site, which includes reviews of hundreds of television classics past and present. Read the history of television and its stars, learn about television collectibles, keep up with the latest TV news from both sides of the Atlantic and vote for your top ten shows of all time."

This Old House
http://www.thisoldhouse.com/toh/

"An adjunct to the most popular TV show on PBS, This Old House covers a variety of home repair topics in easy to follow, graphically impressive ways. The two yearly houses featured on the show are described, with different projects highlighted, as well as a"

Total TV
http://www.tottv.com/

"The nation's most comprehensive source for TV viewing information and listings."

TV Hole
http://holecity.com/asp/tvhole.asp?issue=176&sec=2&hole=1

"Where cultural guano gets flushed."

TV Today
http://www.tvtoday.de/

Television program listings for Germany.

TV Week Network
http://tms.tribune.com/

"Weekly television industry update includes news and information relating to the television industry. programming news, ratings,cable news, deals, ad spending and more."

Videography Online
http://www.videography.com/

Online version of "Videography," a magazine for video professionals. Most of the current issues are available online.

Whoosh!
http://whoosh.org/

"Here you will find essays, articles, commentaries, and various analyses of the television show Xena: Warrior Princess (XWP)."