Sentences with phrase «radio airtime»

In 1932, General Mills bought thirty minutes of radio airtime.

Paragraph (b)(1), however, allows a lawyer to pay for advertising and communications permitted by this Rule, including the costs of print directory listings, on - line directory listings, newspaper ads, television and radio airtime, domain - name registrations, sponsorship fees, banner ads, Internet - based advertisements, and group advertising.

As you'll hear, Amanda and Jen hogged most of the 4 minute radio airtime, but Holly confirmed the most important part: yes, we're planning to write a book about our adventures.

I told him about my more exciting crazy dates — The Enigma, The Argentine Matador, The Fake Pimpernel, The Fresh Prince, and the newspaper press and radio airtime the challenge has received.

Although we commonly see such things being flashed on our television screens, given radio airtime, and even on print ads.

Now further imagine that they decide to incorporate (because, for example, that lets them aggregate their money to hire a secretary, rent an office, buy radio airtime with just one signature, etc etc).

Not exact matches

Suddenly evangelical groups lined up to buy commercial time on radio and TV, and local stations that had previously agreed with the network policy not to sell airtime for religious broadcasting, began to cash in on the new demand and to sell time to the highest bidder.

Of course, functionally it's no different from a tv or radio call - in show, but it's much easier to get «airtime» when you're streaming out to the web than when you're begging for tv time.

The broadcast media is there, and radio and television shows will have airtime for authors for the foreseeable future.

«ABC FM Radio National is advertising that its evening (5 - 6 p.m. AEST) talkback show tonight will be addressing the issue «Why climate deniers should not be given broadcast airtime».»