College kids prefer to watch TV on traditional sets rather than computers, cell phones or MP3 players, according to a new CTAM study. 70% of their total hours spent viewing content was on a traditional TV set. 10% reported using their computers to view TV programs. Meanwhile, 79% of off-campus students with a choice in video providers subscribe to cable, 7% to satellite and 2% to telco. Cable modem service also beat out DSL, 65% vs 26%.

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Kimmel Flashpoint: Some Talking, Some Quiet as Censorship Claims Swirl

There has been plenty of venting on all sides over ABC’s decision to take “Jimmy Kimmel Live” off the air indefinitely and replacing it (at least for this week) with “Celebrity Family Feud.”

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