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They may be small, but new smart phones with super Amoled screens have displays equaling big-screen TV's for watching Sunday's Super Bowl, says Peter McCarron of Verizon Wireless.For the first time, the Super Bowl will be streamed to mobile devices and to computers via the Web. Verizon Wireless is the exclusive provider of the game which can be seen on Androids, iPhones and the Blackberry.

If you're looking for the easiest way to get a calendar available for you, Veronica just might have the answer. Day-O puts all that info in your menu bar, and you can find it all on today's Tekzilla Daily.

The New York Times, which produces dozens of original videos per month, launched its first regularly scheduled live program this week.The 6-minute Webcast, called Business Day Live, goes live on the paper's home page everyday at 10:30 a.m. ET and is then available on demand. It has a rotating cast of hosts of Times staffers including David Gillen and Winnie O'Kelley, deputy business editors, and reporters Peter Lattman, Catherine Rampell and Louise Story.

The Huffington Post, which has galvanized a massive community of millions of content creators who engage via comments, likes, tweets and thousands of guest blog posts, will soon particpate in an ambitious linear video network, says Arianna Huffington, editor-in-chief of the Huffington Post in this interview with Beet.TV.

Looking for a more efficient way to launch your programs in Windows? Executor provides a slick interface to pull up not only applications, but shortcuts to several other processes, and Veronica shows you how it works on today's Tekzilla Daily.

With the dramatic growth of online video consumption in Europe, New York-based online video ad management company Vindico has expanded its operations in France in Spain, having entered the UK in September.For an overveiw on the opportunities in Europe, we spoke with Vindico president Matt Timothy.

As big news organizations including the Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and Reuters put an increasing effort around made-for-the-Web video news reporting, Yahoo's Daily Ticker has built a formidable audience over the past four years. Aaron Task explains the secret to Daily Ticker's success.

Social media metrics startup Bluefin Labs recently raised an additional $12 million in venture funding, and is quickly on pace to win deals with the biggest media agencies and TV networks. Already, advertising agencies such as Starcom, MediaVest and Mediacom, as well as networks such as Fox and Discovery, have signed on to use the company's services to more precisely measure social chatter around TV shows and ads.