Source	Fark Headline		Comments
		Two overpricing companies are fighting to keep millions from seeing the Oscars  (news.yahoo.com)	(80)

Suspended animation may become scientific fact instead of just SyFy programming  (news.yahoo.com)

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Why was this Super Bowl the most-watched TV program in history? The East Coast snowstorm, the Saints' story, CBS's endless promotion, and the public's unquenchable thirst for crappy ads for diet rice beer  (blogs.wsj.com)

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Toyota's chief apologizes for Japanese sneak attack  (msnbc.msn.com)

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		Residents of Mattapan neighborhood of Boston asked for library to give teenagers something to do. Years and $17 million later they're afraid to go to new library because it's full of teenagers  (boston.com)	(83)
(Some Hulu Guy)		NFL signs agreement with Hulu to air NFL Network, HBO's "Hard Knocks," and classic NFL Films programming online. Better than sex, not quite as good as the Super Bowl  (tvbythenumbers.com)	(32)

Nearly every broadcast and cable network aired the benefit for Haiti Friday night, but one network decided to 'go rogue'  (mediamatters.org)

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Canadian TV makes its decision on what to air in Leno's old primetime slot, chooses "Chuck," "Parenthood," "Ugly Betty," and some CanCon crap you've never heard of. Your move, America  (hollywoodreporter.com)

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NBC says good bye to Conan and $30 million dollars  (network.nationalpost.com)

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(Deadline Hollywood)

Nothing like kicking the crap out of a nice guy who did nothing wrong: If Conan O'Brien doesn't play ball, NBC threatens to keep him off the air for more than 3 years  (deadline.com)

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FOX pulls episodes of 'Our Little Genius' over 'integrity' issues, recommends that viewers interested in watching child-like delivery of information via earpiece tune in to their news network instead  (news-briefs.ew.com)

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		Proving their no horse so dead you can't sneak in one more blow, "The Simpsons" is set to mark its 450th episode with a special documentary  (news.yahoo.com)	(118)
		10 foolproof predictions for the Internet in 2020  (networkworld.com)	(70)

Scientists measure the speed of evolution, find it can do a lot in 6,000 years  (physorg.com)

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(Broadcasting & Cable)

Keeping things Fair & Balanced (TM), Senator John Kerry demands FCC to keep FOX on Time Warner cable systems  (broadcastingcable.com)

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Unless Fox gets more money from the cable company, cable customers won't be able to watch American Idol on cable TV. Subby fails to understand what the problem is  (orlandosentinel.com)

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How to do your hair like Jersey Shore's DJ Pauly D  (huffingtonpost.com)

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(Some Guy)

Scientists trying to figure how to program battlefield robots to feel guilt. Submitter would suggest putting his mom in charge of raising them  (volokh.com)

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(NYMag)		The artistic legacy of the last decade is not movies or music or literature. The first 10 years of this new millenium will be remember as a revolution for television, when the idiot box turned into high culture  (nymag.com)	(119)
(Some Guy)		An awesome photo history of the worlds first computers  (royal.pingdom.com)	(44)
		US and Japan agree on open air policy. You would too if your diet consisted of rice, sprouts, and seaweed  (news.bbc.co.uk)	(43)

(Some Guy)

Phase one, steal gnomes. Phase two, ???? Phase three, profit  (goskagit.com)

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(some MIT scientists)

MIT project aims to reinvent AI. Prepare to welcome robot overloards, hide Sarah Connor  (web.mit.edu)

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"The influence of reality TV has been insidious, pervasive. It has ruined television, and by ruining television it has ruined America. Maybe America was already ruined, but if so, it's now even more ruined"  (vanityfair.com)

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Unlike "Everybody Loves Raymond," Ray Romano's new show "Men of a Certain Age" will actually be worth watching  (latimes.com)

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BBC angrily pulls shows off air after discovering that producers passed fake scenes off as real, saying that behaviour might be acceptable in climate change research but daytime television has higher standards than that    (dailymail.co.uk)

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Someone somewhere thinks it would be a great idea to reboot "Space: 1999." Because the original worked out so well  (io9.com)

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Wait, wait ... don't tell me Carl Kasell is retiring from NPR's "Morning Edition''  (1010wins.com)

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		Obama unleashes massive scheme to turn children into nerds. D10 manufacturers rejoice  (blogs.discovermagazine.com)	(92)
		Dustin Hoffman might come to his senses and not participate in the "Meet the Fockers" sequel  (hollywoodinsider.ew.com)	(24)
		Fox News has sent a memo to employees threatening pink slips for on-screen errors, meaning that by next year, all original Fox News programming will be replaced with reruns of "Family Ties" and "Wings"  (tpmlivewire.talkingpointsmemo.com)	(81)

		The Office, which used to be about a shiatty place to work, is now about a shiatty place to try to not get laid off from. Although as anyone with a clue can tell you, the British recession is way better than the American one  (cnn.com)	(96)
		Tom Petty suggests that he and Heartbreakers MIGHT be greatest rock band of all time  (online.wsj.com)	(117)

Finally, a show that knows how to do a guest star. Not only is Modern Family the best new comedy on TV, they actually got Edward Norton to be on their show last night  (nj.com)

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New approach to TV: You get free cable, "as long as you agree to surrender large amounts of personal data about your viewing, surfing and purchasing habits" through your set-top box  (online.wsj.com)

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Columnist believes that the all-important post-Super Bowl show spot should go to... "The Big Bang Theory", one of the funniest shows on TV. It's hard to disagree with him  (popwatch.ew.com)

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If you have over $5,250 to spare, Leonard Nimoy could take you on a private tour of the Griffith Observatory. There's also a tour of ILM studios, but unfortunately that also comes with George Lucas  (boingboing.net)

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(TV by the Numbers)		SyFy unveils new programming to win back bitter SF fans - "Outer Space Astronauts," half-hour sitcom that melds 3D animation and live action to bring eight wacky astronauts to life  (tvbythenumbers.com)	(74)
		Best TV series of the 00s: It's all downhill after 'The Wire'  (avclub.com)	(215)

Googles new programming language has already hit a hilarious snag  (code.google.com)

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