To promote the return of The Client List, which features Jennifer Love Hewitt and had its season two premier last night, Lifetime has been running a unique “Month Of Love” campaign. The campaign makes use of the The Client List’s Facebook page, the Lifetime Twitter feed and YouTube channel as well as Jennifer Love Hewitt’s Twitter feed, to keep the dedicated fan base active to raise awareness of the premiere among new viewers. Read more

As the domain states, followshows.com’s purpose it to allow you to keep track of the shows you watch. Their tagline is ‘Never miss an episode again,’ and with the ability to get notifications via the website, email, and RSS or add the new episode schedule to Google calendar, it’s your fault if you do miss an episode. The site also provides links to legal means of watching an episode (Amazon, the network’s website, and Netflix) and if you’re looking for a new show to watch, they also provide recommendations that are pretty spot-on. Read more

Lost Remote, the name of this blog, is a constant reminder of the evolution of TV and technology. Your smartphone, iPad, laptop and web browser are as much of a remote as the clunky rectangular piece of plastic that you always seem to lose. What will we be losing next as the living room changes? Right now, thinner TVs are replacing thicker ones, apps might replace channels (or become one in the same) but the next innovation that might actually redefine the word “TV” could be a result of fascinating innovations in nano technology. We spoke to Professor Nir Tessler, the head of the nanotech department at Israel’s elite Technion University. Read more

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