Weekly Rewind: Filming Commences for 'Arrested Development'

Hurrah! "Arrested Development" has started filming. I think I just blue myself. Check out some of the first photos from the set, courtesy Jason Bateman's tweets.

When iOS6 drops, say goodbye to the YouTube app.

Consumer Reports found tablets are the most popular second screen for streaming video (60 percent), but 39 percent also reporting using their smartphones to watch online video.

A subgroup of tech-savvy Olympics fans have been bypassing NBC's tape delay with VPN and other proxies. Most viewers are still dissatisfied.

We've been hearing the term Social Olympics a lot lately. But is it really? TechCrunch breaks down how it isn't.

Usain Bolt generated about the same number of social comments both in real-time and primetime, totaling about 4.9 million.

Turns out personalization isn't always what viewers want. The overwhelming majority of Americans (86 percent) say no to tailored political ads.

Here's an intriguing second-screen strategy: TNT's "Leverage" is debuting a companion iBook.

Dish Network is said to have bought about $400 million of Clearwire's debt, a move that could relieve pressure on Sprint.

Akamai's State of the Internet report found global average broadband speeds have increase 25 percent from a year ago, up to 2.6Mbps. The U.S.'s Web speeds have bumped up 29 percent to 6.7Mbps.

Congrats Lost Remote! The blog has been acquired by Mediabistro.

Lost Remote has a breakdown of the most Shazam'ed moments of the Olympics.

Time Warner has acquired Bleacher Report for a reported $175 million.

Early adopters of Aereo now have double the DVR space, totaling 80 hours.

Netflix Just for Kids, which has content for children 12 an under, is on the Xbox 360.