TVGuide.com reports record traffic, Madonna streams Hard Candy and AOL buys FleaFlicker.com. Here’s Julie Ann Sageer with today’s Daily Angle.

Up-to-the-minute NFL coverage, a new way to hear music and more from Yahoo. Here’s Amy Palmer with today’s Daily Angle.

Sony gets ready to launch its own online video service, will Showtime pay the price for Viacom’s new movie channel? and Pitchfork.tv takes a stab at a lucrative market. Here’s Amy Palmer with today’s Daily Angle.

TNT OverTime streams the NBA Playoffs, Disney’s grip on the tween market grows, and take two for Electronic Arts’ offer of rival publisher Take-Two Interactive. Here’s Amy Palmer with today’s Daily Angle.

TitanTV debuts two new shows, YouTube plans an ad-free political portal, the AP launches an online video network and Charlie Rose opens his archives. Here’s Julie Ann Sageer with today’s Daily Angle:

BravoTV.com rolls out an extensive web 2.0 campaign to promote “Step It Up & Dance,” Nat Geo launches a site to help viewers calculate their “footprint,” and IFC gives the full multi-platform treatment to the 2008 Tribeca Film Festival. Here’s Amy Palmer with today’s Daily Angle.

ABC.com expands its widget offerings, The Weather Channel relaunches its desktop forecasts and Ripe Digital gets funky. Here’s Amy Palmer with today’s Daily Angle.

ESPN signs its first online video syndication deal with AOL, NBC announces multi-platform Kentucky Derby coverage and Lifetime Movie Network wants to see your film. Here’s Julie Ann Sageer with today’s Daily Angle.

FlowPlay gets in the game, MSG Network introduces MSG at the Movies, and Major League Baseball gets ready to play ball with on-air and online blackout restrictions. Here’s Julie Ann Sageer with today’s Daily Angle.

iTunes may have finally met its match, Yahoo! unveils a souped-up version of its mobile search service, and NBC Digital Entertainment is revving up for the summer and fall TV season. Here’s Amy Palmer with today’s Daily Angle.