For the four-week period ending May 27th, NBC led all four major broadcast networks in attracting Internet users to its web properties.

CBS joins ABC and AOL in placing content online in a freely available way; their effort, called Innertube, will be an entire broadband entertainment channel.

The venerable CBS news show celebrated Mike Wallace’s departure by inking a deal to place expanded content from “60 Minutes” on Yahoo after the broadcast.

Alumni and fans alike will be able to purchase next-day access to condensed men’s college basketball broadcasts from iTunes for playback on the computer or a video iPod.

Don’t call the lawyers, though; CBS has approved this deal with Blinkx.tv, which makes localized content like news, weather, and entertainment available from CBS TV websites to the Blinkx search engine.

The news release is deadhere we go again.

CBS Radio filed suit today against Howard Stern for $500 million for breach of contract and fraud.

Breaking news and entertainment alerts from CBS and Entertainment Tonight provide up to five daily alerts that include text as well as matching pictures and video for compatible mobile phones.

New episodes of the reality show “Survivor” will be sold through the CBS.com website as well as Google Video and Comcast.

Both CBS and NBC have launched new initiatives to track the most popular stories in the blogosphere.

Not to be outdone by Dateline, CBSNews.com has a new feature called blogophile that rounds up blog buzz and tries to save people time so you can “keep your job.”

Angst, betrayal, deception, murder, of course, soap operas have their bad points too; anyway, CBS has a mobisoap planned for mobile phones, for daily broadcast.

So, the Google Video Store is live, and, ehh. Nothing special.

PubSub and Viacom have inked a deal to integrate PubSub’s RSS alerting technology on all CBS local affiliate news pages.

The media company has been revamping sites for local CBS affiliates to carry sponsored links delivered by Kanoodle’s LocalTarget product.

Video on-demand and video search scenarios marked talks between CBS and Google executives as they will build on the successful showing of “Everybody Hates Chris” on Google Video.

Video and text news from CBS Digital Media will be part of AOL’s portal, and should increase brand awareness of CBS as it transitions to a broadband-first news focus.

Only Fox hasn’t made a full-length episode of a broadcast TV show available in some manner online, now that CBS has plans to do so with ‘Threshold’.

CBS announced podcasts of audio from ’60 Minutes’, The Guiding Light’, and a Survivor: Guatemala show called Survivor Live’ via Apple’s iTunes.

I am writing on BlogOn 2005 over at the AllBusiness PR Blog this week, and will be updating the posts here.

CBS News blog, Public Eye, recently discussed the shrinking news cycle that network news programs face …