Sentences with phrase «of syndicated programs»

Substantial information about the audiences of syndicated programs is provided by the Nielsen figures.

Religious programs are low in the overall rating of syndicated programs in the country.

The general trend is for women over 50 to be the largest viewing group in the audience of the syndicated programs.

If this is accepted as a valid attribute, the total audience of syndicated programs increases to roughly 36 million people.

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.

Not exact matches

Investing in syndicated radio programing outside of traditional media buys is just one of my many tools, but tell me, if I invested in the same programming time after time, would I be reaching new potential customers?

Seacrest earlier this month was named permanent co-host of the «Live with Kelly and Ryan» syndicated morning show, in addition to hosting his daily radio program.

There have been some small successes, like $ 25 million in commitments to Maiden Lane, a quasi-independent fund that primarily backs companies via AngelList's syndicates program, which allows well - known individual investors to create pools of committed capital that gets invested on a deal - by - deal basis.

Host of a nationally syndicated radio program and author of multiple best - selling books, Ramsey targets evangelical Christians with what he calls a «biblical» approach to financial planning, one that focuses primarily on the elimination of consumer debt.

Syndicated sustaining - time programs, comprised primarily of pro- grams produced by individual denominations and syndicated nSyndicated sustaining - time programs, comprised primarily of pro- grams produced by individual denominations and syndicated nsyndicated nationally.

Since the late 1960s there has been a rapid growth of independently syndicated evangelical or fundamentalist programs which purchase their air - time from local stations and raise support from their audience.

There was a marked decrease in programming which was broadcast on sustaining - time, and a corresponding growth in both the number and size of the independently syndicated evangelical programs which were broadcast on purchased time.

Representativeness of different points of view was maintained through the broadcast of various network programs, locally produced programs, denominationally syndicated programs, and independent paid - time programs.

The largest - rating syndicated program, Oral Roberts, gained a national rating of only two.

As will be seen in more detail subsequently, Nielsen figures for 1979 show only five syndicated religious programs that were able to gain equal to or greater than a rating of one.

Unfortunately, the sheer number of electronic church broadcasts overwhelmed the other two categories in the sample: out of 101 program titles recorded for the content analysis, only eight were local - church programs and seven were mainline nationally syndicated or network programs.

Both survey companies include syndicated religious programs in their regular audience research and many of the large religious organizations subscribe to one or both of these services as an aid in the syndication and marketing of their programs.

churches accounting for 30 percent of the U.S. church population, in 1979 and 1981 had no major syndicated religious program.

Nielsen audience data for November 1979 indicate that the average number of women viewers per household for all syndicated religious programs was.74 compared to.42 men viewers.

In clarifying these data, however, it is useful to distinguish between the audiences for syndicated religious programs and the audiences for the total slate of religious programming.

The study found that in 1971, 88.9 percent of all paid - time religious programs were broadcast on Sundays, compared to 77.3 percent of sustaining syndicated programs and 73.5 percent of local religious programs.

Certainly there has been a marked growth in the amount of syndicated religious programming, but there has also been a corresponding decrease in other types of religious programming which previously filled a substantial block in station schedules.

This narrowing of the range of traditions is shown by an examination of the sources represented by the 12 leading religious syndicated programs.

The average audience figures given by Nielsen therefore may be lower than the total number of people who see a particular syndicated religious program during the time of its broadcast.

On the one hand, there are factors which suggest that this figure is too low as an estimate of the total audience for syndicated programs.

This change in the patterns of growth for the major syndicated programs is reflected also in the patterns for combined audience both for the top 10 programs and for all syndicated programs, as shown in Table 8.4.

The effect of the growth in paid - time religious programs was felt not only by other syndicated religious programs but also by network religious programs.

(6) Assuming that there is a similar viewing pattern among viewers of other programs, this duplication could drop the total number of individuals who watch syndicated programs by as much as 50 percent, or down to as low as 15 million.

The adoption of this intensive audience solicitation within the organization enabled the program to expand to such an extent that in 1971 it was the third most widely syndicated religious program in the country.

Nielsen survey figures show that in 1981 there were only five syndicated religious programs that had a national rating of one or better.

Table 7.3 indicates that independent evangelical groups in 1981 accounted for 83.3 percent of the top of syndicated religious programs on television.

As seen in Table 7.1, in the period from 1973 to 1981 each of these major paid - time syndicated programs increased in syndication while each of the three major sustaining - time syndicated programs decreased in syndication.

In comparison, the Roman Catholic Church, the membership of which in 1979 represented 37.1 percent of the U.S. church population, produced only one major syndicated television program, the sustaining - time program «Insight.»

This characteristic is illustrated further by comparing the syndication patterns of three of the major paid - time religious programs with three major sustaining - time syndicated programs during the Nielsen sweeps period in November of each year.

Because the major portion of current religious broadcasting is made up of nationally syndicated programs, the pattern indicates market saturation by religious programs.

He is the host of two public television programs, P. Allen Smith's Garden Home, P. Allen Smith's Garden to Table and the syndicated 30 - minute show P. Allen Smith Garden Style.

Organization, launched her hugely successful syndicated daytime program, Rachael Ray, in the fall of 2006, winning an «Outstanding Talk Show - Entertainment» Emmy ® in 2008 and 2009, and scored three Daytime Emmy ® nominations in 2010 and 2011.

However because of the model of partially syndicated content, ie where stations opt - in an out of national programming like a more advanced version of the ITV regions, some of these channels would ordinarily carry the same programming as each other.

The event, co-presented by the League of Women Voters of Albany County and the Women's Press Club of New York State, was moderated by Susan Arbetter, host of WCNY's «The Capitol Pressroom,» a syndicated public radio program about state politics.

Her Web site, www.theflucase.com, is a mix of scientific - sounding warnings and political broadsides; it points to «evidence that an international corporate criminal syndicate, which has annexed high government office inside the United States, is intent on carrying out a mass genocide using an artificial (genetic) flu pandemic virus and a forced vaccination program.»

Steve Paulson is the executive producer and an interviewer with To the Best of Our Knowledge, a Peabody Award - winning radio program produced at Wisconsin Public Radio and syndicated nationally by Public Radio International.

On a sunny weekday afternoon, Mehmet C. Oz, MD, the renowned 49 - year - old heart surgeon (vice-chairman and professor of surgery at Columbia University and director of the Cardiovascular Institute and Complementary Medicine Program at New York — Presbyterian Hospital), co-author of five best - selling books in the You series, YOU: The Owners Manual, YOU: The Smart Patient, YOU: On a Diet, You: Staying Young, and You: Being Beautiful — and newly minted host of his own nationally syndicated daytime talk - show, The Dr. Oz Show — drove out to the Carrolls home in Ridgewood, New Jersey, to help the family turn things around.

John McDougall, MD is a board - certified internist, author of 11 national best - selling books, the international on - line «McDougall Newsletter», host of the nationally syndicated television show «McDougall M.D.», and medical director of the 10 - day, live - in McDougall Program in Santa Rosa, CA.

Her nightly call - in advice show on a music station in New York, «Love Phones» was syndicated around the country and the top - rated nighttime program in many markets.Cited as the «best media psychology can offer» when elected a Fellow to the American Psychological Association, she graduated from Smith College, earned a masters degree at Boston University and Ph.. Her work has been featured in much print and electronic media, from the New York Times to Entertainment Tonight and CBS - TV's 48 Hours.Bill Clinton defeats Bob Dole to win a second term as president of the United States.An explosive device goes off in Olympic Park in Atlanta.

«At a time when more than 30 syndicated programs have been developed by toy companies to promote their toy lines, there is little incentive for commercial stations to provide locally produced shows for young people,» said Peggy Charren, president of act.

A long time ago now, the late syndicated columnist William Raspberry was in the Twin Cities for some kind of program and a woman asked a modest question: «How do you fix poverty?»

Anna is a co-host of the 2007 public television series, The Endless Feast, and has appeared on more than one hundred radio and television shows, including Fox, NBC, PBS, and the CBC in Canada, as well as nationally syndicated radio programs, including National Public Radio's Weekend Edition, The Diane Rehm Show, Talk to America, and WYNC's Leonard Lopate Show.

Dick Estell of the nationally - syndicated «Radio Reader» had offered to read my book on his radio program starting July 4, 2011.

«Debt management programs can be good... but learning how to stay out of debt in the first place is better,» said financial expert Ric Edelman, who has a nationally syndicated radio program and has written eight books on personal finance.

Pet Expert Steve Dale, the author of the twice weekly syndicated newspaper column «My Pet World» (Tribune Media Services) and host of nationally syndicated radio programs Steve Dale's Pet World, The Pet Minute with Steve Dale; and Steve Dale's Pet World on WLS Radio, Chicago presented a summary of highlights from the meeting on the Good News for Pets site.