Sentences with phrase «cable programs in»

The audience of cable programs in the United States is still a relatively unknown factor, and with an increase in the number of religious syndicators moving into cable the claim is made that a large number of additional viewers are attracted by cable religious programs.

Give awards for service of merit: annual awards to the best public service programs on local TV; special «Service Citations» to media leaders in the community; a prize for the best local TV or cable program in the community.

Not exact matches

In addition, the regulators have forbidden the cable giant from entering into agreements with program suppliers — for example, TV networks — that restrict those suppliers from providing their content to online or streaming services.

Hulu confirmed in May that it plans to offer a package of live programming in 2017 from broadcast and cable networks with a reported $ 40 monthly subscription price.

Back in the old days of television programming — say, 15 years ago — most standup specials like Black's ran for a limited time on one of the three main cable channels that aired comedy (HBO, Showtime, Comedy Central) before being shuffled off to the archives.

The service got its start in 2012 with a mission similar to fuboTV: Bringing international programming to an underserved U.S. audience as a supplement to, not a replacement for, traditional cable or satellite service.

Other cracks in the foundation of the sports programming kingdom are showing up on a local level, evident in negotiations between individual channels and cable providers like Comcast.

The migration of original programming online has been among the biggest themes in entertainment over the last few months, with House of Cards making cable operators stand up and take notice as audiences adjust to watching entertainment on computers and mobile devices.

The idea of many of these new services is to offer a lower - cost cable alternative, but that means something has to give in terms of programming.

In terms of user experience, the sheer convenience of browsing shows without being bound to a broadcast schedule — or worrying about programming a DVR — makes traditional cable feel downright prehistoric.

The company's successful push into original programming has resulted in it signing up more U.S. subscribers than country's largest cable companies combined.

Concerns about such a knock - on effect on Viacom of the decline in traditional cable TV subscriptions deepened last quarter, when Charter Communications Inc moved five of its flagship networks to its most expensive programming tier, a move that will likely result in lower affiliate revenue for Viacom.

Drawing from Gutstein's experience as COO of a cable network called Ovation, Machinima is now planning a portion of its programming in advance, in order to make it easier for brands to plan ad campaigns.

The idea here, as it was when the FCC first voted to «open up» the set - top box in February, is to make it so you don't have to lease a cable box from a cable provider to watch cable TV programming.

Twitter is also said to be working on a way to allow cable subscribers to log in to their accounts so that they can watch cable programming through Twitter and also follow along with tweets about the content.

A U.S. judge ruled on Thursday that online television service FilmOn X should be treated like a traditional cable system in order to transmit the programs of the nation's broadcasters over the Internet.

Broadcasters including ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC and PBS sued Aereo for copyright infringement, saying Aereo should pay for redistributing the programming in the same way cable and satellite systems must or risk high - profile blackouts of channels that anger their subscribers.

In the first half of the year, Comcast spent $ 5.8 billion on programming for its cable TV customers, up 8 % from 2015.

Writes the Viacom spokesperson: «Philippe has doubled the amount of investment in creative programming over his tenure to more than $ 6 billion annually, and has grown Viacom to be the # 1 family of cable networks and the # 1 destination on all of television for reaching younger audiences.

If requested, the platforms (cable and satellite distribution companies) were obligated to substitute the Canadian ads on the US feed of the program distributed in Canada, so that a Canadian viewer, whether watching «Friends» (as an example) on either NBC or a Canadian network, saw the same Canadian ads.

Programming and production costs at cable were relatively flat in the quarter consistent with our expectations and we still expect these costs to be up low teen percentage points for the full year.

Below is a sampling of editorials and appearances in the news from national cable television programs to local weekly newspapers.

The contrast with Netflix highlighted investor jitters about the viability of the traditional cable bundle in the face of heightened competition from on - demand video services like Netflix, Hulu and Amazon (AMZN), which are investing heavily in high - quality programming.

Fox News set a record earlier in the month with 24 million people tuning in to the first Republican primary debate of the 2016 election cycle, making it the most - watched cable telecast of all time, excluding sports programming.

In February, the program averaged 1.6 million viewers and 335,000 in the 25 - 54 demographic, easily beating the cable news competition, according to Nielsen Media ResearcIn February, the program averaged 1.6 million viewers and 335,000 in the 25 - 54 demographic, easily beating the cable news competition, according to Nielsen Media Researcin the 25 - 54 demographic, easily beating the cable news competition, according to Nielsen Media Research.

The cable TV industry is consolidating to gain more clout in buying programs from networks and to compensate for the loss of customers to cheaper Internet - based services.

Owned by 21st Century Fox, FNC is available in more than 90 million homes and dominates the cable news landscape, routinely notching the top ten programs in the genre.

In the run - up to the «60 Minutes» broadcast, Michael Avenatti, Daniels» attorney, said repeatedly on cable news programs that his client would talk about threats she received because of her allegations against Trump.

The Senate report quotes a September 1970 cable summary during CIA's propaganda program in Chile to suggest that the agency regularly expected «fallout»:

Rossman: There are cable TV experiments in which the audience, by pushing buttons, can change the outcome of the program.

Some programming, such as MTV and cable channels, are actually increasing the overall amount of violence and sexual violence going into homes in North America.

The quality of a program carries a message itself, and that is why the churches should proceed with thorough preparation in their use of video - discs and cable TV, as with filmmaking.

I have suggested some of the ways this can be done: increasing the number of TV networks to six or even 12; diversifying the sources of production; increasing support of public broadcasting and community - supported stations; the use of telephone call - ins; follow - up programs with discussions; community - media projects; more use of cable, videocassettes and other less «mass» forms of the technology.

In previous chapters I have suggested what concerned citizens can do to deal with television without censorship: create local television councils and community action to get stations to accept their responsibility for the public welfare; introduce media education courses in the schools and churches to create media literacy; organize community groups to develop programs relating to community issues on the «narrowcast» media of cable - TV, videocassettes, low - power TV, public - broadcasting facilities, and commercial side - band channels; employ stockholder action and other economic measureIn previous chapters I have suggested what concerned citizens can do to deal with television without censorship: create local television councils and community action to get stations to accept their responsibility for the public welfare; introduce media education courses in the schools and churches to create media literacy; organize community groups to develop programs relating to community issues on the «narrowcast» media of cable - TV, videocassettes, low - power TV, public - broadcasting facilities, and commercial side - band channels; employ stockholder action and other economic measurein the schools and churches to create media literacy; organize community groups to develop programs relating to community issues on the «narrowcast» media of cable - TV, videocassettes, low - power TV, public - broadcasting facilities, and commercial side - band channels; employ stockholder action and other economic measures.

Today, just 20 short years later, he oversees the Christian Broadcasting Network which, from its $ 50 - million headquarters in Virginia Beach, incorporates four television stations, six radio stations, a missionary radio station, a recording company, a programming service which makes 24 - hour - a-day programming available to the more than 3,000 cable systems in the U.S.A. and Canada, a news network, a university, and a satellite earth station.

Given the increased diversity, selectivity, and competitiveness which cable brings in the choice of programs, it is unlikely that the movement of syndicated programming into cable will bring about a radical increase in the audience of religious programs.

In addition to the audiences for syndicated religious programs, the audience for all religious programs also includes the audiences for other programs such as local religious programs (which increasingly are turning to cable), network religious programs, religious specials, and those programs broadcast outside the regular sweeps period.

By the end of 1989 VISN was available to approximately six million cable homes in the U.S., with programming, and the programming provided by the member groups was supplied for eight hours daily.

Because of the lack of comprehensive information about the effects of cable development on the total television industry, it is difficult to tell what effects these new programs will have on religious broadcasting in general.

The further inadequacy of the Nielsen figures lies in the fact that they do not measure the audience for cable programs.

Recent breakthroughs in satellite broadcasting and cable TV have expanded the options for reaching even larger audiences through a broader range of programs broadcast on an extended schedule with continually declining per - unit cost.

It also airs on major cable providers like Comcast and Time Warner and on local affiliates like Atlanta's WAGA - TV where the program ranks number two in its time slot, which is quite an achievement in a top ten market with about 14 local stations.

The show will soon debut on a second cable network and also with KDOC - TV in Los Angeles among multiple other soon - to - be-added affiliates — and not just independent stations but also CBS, FOX and The CW — all expeditiously advancing the program's cume per segment viewership above the respectable 1.8 million it currently boasts.

As one of America's best - known chefs, Paul Prudhomme has been featured in dozens of prime - time television and cable programs, and has been the subject of many magazine articles.

The Rose Bowl brought in 28.2 million viewers and the Sugar Bowl saw 28.3 million, reportedly becoming the two most - watched cable programs ever.

Of the ten most - watched cable programs ever, nearly half have aired on ESPN in the past two weeks.

The 1970s, with the birth of cable television and expansion of pay - per - view programming, were great for them in particular.

If your favorites aren't on at the right time, record them, use TiVo or your cable company's on - demand programming, or pop in a DVD you've okayed rather than letting your child watch whatever's on.

Reruns of the program (with a few new segments and updates) were also aired on the Lifetime Television cable network until mid-2006, and very briefly on Spike TV in late 2008.

You could also take some of the products of these programs out of the public domain (if they are in the public domain) and charge royalties (or higher royalties) to cable and digital TV and radio services, satellite radio services, etc. (which are required to carry Corporation for Public Broadcasting content under current regulations) and might even get those companies to do so by contract with PBS, NPR, etc. rather than from the government, if this was authorized by law (I don't know if it is or not, but this wouldn't take much political clout to get done).