AllYourTV.com is a new media website wholly-owned and operated by AllYourTV Inc.

We focus on just one subject--primetime and daytime television. We cover it completely, from the latest reviews and breaking news to original content about everyone's favorite shows. We also have cover the financial and market side of the media industry, with help from a group of experienced financial and media analysts.

Unlike most other television-oriented web sites, AllYourTV.com is independent, and not affiliated with any network, production company or other entity. So we give our users pure, unbiased content...with more than a little personality.

The company was founded by Rick Ellis and Stephanie Seplow, who previously worked for another entertainment site, Entertainment Drive. Mr. Ellis also worked as a financial and media reporter for the online financial news site ON24. In that capacity, his work appeared on hundreds of sites, including Yahoo and CNET.

"We saw the need for an independent site run by people who really love television. Unlike most of our competitors, we are not affiliated with any network or media company, says Rick Ellis. "This gives us the freedom to cover television with a fresh outlook and the independence to say that something really sucks."

Mr. Ellis is also proud of the original reporting that has been done by himself and other writers working for AllYourTV. "We have broke a number of stories, and bring a point of view and expertise to the world of media reporting that is unique and compelling," explains Mr. Ellis. "We don't just review television, we talk about the financial and business decisions that helped to shape the final product."

AllYourTV.com currently receive more than 8,000,00 page views and close to a million monthly users.

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