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Sherlock Holmes may not be so elementary after all

Last week, CBS ordered a pilot for a new show tentatively dubbed Elementary, a crime procedural which places Sherlock Holmes in modern-day New York City.

Anonymous accelerates Megaupload retaliatory campaign



Cyber activists associated with Anonymous stepped up their Megaupload retaliatory campaign over the weekend in response to the shuttering of the popular file-sharing site.

The numbers of Person of Interest

We’re halfway through the first season of Person of Interest, a CBS science fiction crime drama which follows the story of a man who is recruited to help stop crime predicted by a prescient machine.

On the Person of Interest

We’re two episodes into J.J. Abrams’ newest speculative fiction mystery, Person of Interest, and it clearly has broad appeal.

Source Code to be adapted for television

CBS and ABC have clinched a deal in which the latter network's studios will produce a TV adaptation of this summer’s surprise hit film, Source Code.

This fall’s genre pilots and renewals

All four of the major networks have checked in and announced their fall line-ups.

Star Trek enters Netflix streaming orbit

CBS and Netflix have clinched a potentially lucrative two-year licensing deal for the latter company to stream two classic sci-fi series: "Star Trek" (all generations ) and "The Twilight Zone."

Sony eyes Hulu content for PS3 consoles

Sony is reportedly close to clinching an agreement with Hulu for a paid TV service that would stream content to its flagship Playstation 3 (PS3) console.

Superbowl ads super-lame

The superbowl may be over, but perhaps even more brutal than the post-game analysis is the commentary over the ads which played almost as big a part as the whole ball-ing drama itself.