TV Review | 'Identity': To Tell the Truth, What's Their Line?
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"Identity" is to game shows what a gastric bypass is to dieting: a choice that defies convention and social niceties.
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Homer Simpson is to feature in an Channel 4 identity trail appearing before programmes on the station.
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TRUTH IN advertising should extend to political advertisements aired over the public airways. The so-called facts presented in political advertisements, even statements masquerading as opinion, should be held
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Question: Years ago, the TV books had on all programs an R for rerun. We miss that so much. Do the TV books have some sort of a code now so that a person can see immediately if it is new or what?  Answer: The old R for reruns went away at the behest of the TV networks.
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Life & style: Organic or fairtrade? Sustainable or certified? How useful are ethical labels? Lucy Siegle investigates
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Anyone for an iDcard? The Home Office has tried to frighten people into taking its identity plans seriously by publishing a marketing survey it said proved their passports were easy targets for ruthless criminals.â¦
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Just sit right back, and you'll hear a tale ... a tale of a new reality show.
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It&#39;s the news show that pitches itself as the one &quot;that gets it wrong first&quot;, with correspondents who have &quot;zero credibility&quot;.
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There's an open secret in medicine: Patients lie.
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By Wayne Ezell  Television viewers on th
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Trust is the N.C.A.A.Âs chief weapon against mischief, even though the truth is in no oneÂs best interest. Truth could doom bowls and dash television ratings and end careers.
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The number of gay characters depicted on TV is falling on network series but rising on cable, a study by the Gay &amp; Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation found
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The BBCâs disclosure that it had played fast and loose with the name of a cat in a childrenâs television show is only the latest acknowledgment of deception by British broadcasters.
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Anonymous data sets are an enormous boon for researchers, but the recent de-anonymization of Netflix customer data shows there are privacy risks as well. Commentary by Bruce Schneier.
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Both sides of the political spectrum twist the truth in their media briefs, according to a website that's tracking the spin. The system of half truths make it hard for ordinary folks to become informed.
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Pinning responsibility for the controversial reality TV show solely on CBS is too easy. A hard look at the role parents play in blurring the line between adult entertainment and childâs play.
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By Rick Bird  There is an ugly duckling story, a new top-five network battle, a pompous new attorney and the suffering six. Those are some of the storylines to play out Thursdays on the tube this fall.  This week The Post is handicapping each night of the new TV season.