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more about #nielsen Yerzriknot: Is Dexter underrated? IMO it's the best damn show on TV. Mad Men is excellent as well. Stargate Universe is CRAP; it's nothing more then a BSG rip-... more » BubbleF**kingBuddy: I'm going to be completely honest: I don't like any of these shows one bit. more » thechansen: Why the hell are all Sci Fi shows stuffed on to Friday nights, the worst night to watch TV? I've watched every episode of SGU, Dollhouse, and Battles... more » FauxFilms: This season of Heroes is showing signs of improvement. I keep watching, hoping it will ever get back to Season 1 level of awesome. more » CubFan81: The only thing that I don't get about a list like this is that in theory if you're not watching these shows live then you're just going to skip throug... more » vercordio: Cancellation was the best thing to ever happen to Dollhouse. Now all of us Joss Whedon fans don't have to force ourselves to sit through it anymore. more » alterboy: I was in charge of getting a startup music company chart eligible. Even with Nielson and soundscan ratings there is plenty of room to fudge numbers, s... more » dirtybacon: But there is no way to quantify how much an artist has immersed themselves in the collective conscious. In that way, Michael Jackson does equal 750 Mi... more » admoseremic: Shouldn't there be a way to find out how many albums were produced? Manufacturers should have a better idea how many were made at least. Maybe from ... more » nachobel: Can't they reverse engineer the stats from royalties? LOL okay, that was just a joke. more » tande04: I don't know. I imagine with 40 years of album sales the beetles could of hit a billion. Interesting all around though. Doesn't iTunes/apple not re... more » -
#dvr
DVR List Provides a Who's Who of Underrated TV Shows
Nielsen's list of the top ten "time-shifted" prime time TV shows takes stock of whose ratings benefited the most from DVR in 2009. What do they have in common? They're all the shows you keep begging your friends to watch. More » -
#michaeljackson
No One Really Knows How Many Albums Michael Jackson Sold
Some earth-shattering sleuthing from the WSJ: No one really knows how many albums Michael Jackson sold—certainly not 750 million. See, in the barbaric days before album sales were electronically reported to Nielsen SoundScan—1991—it was all guesswork. More » -
