"People are suddenly saying, 'My gosh, look how valuable stations are,' " Mr. Moonves said.
The program offers a highly valuable refueling station at the crossroads of our careers.
For all its firsts (this year there are 50 world premieres) Tribeca has also become a valuable way station for films shown earlier at the Toronto, Cannes, Sundance and Berlin festivals but not yet seen in New York.
The 20 computer experts and cryptographers who drafted the report say the only way that companies can meet wiretap orders is to re-engineer the way their systems are built at the endpoints, either in the software or in users' devices, in effect creating a valuable listening station for repressive governments as well as for ordinary thieves and blackmailers.
However, we continued using these stations in order not to remove valuable nearby stations, as they contributed to obtaining reliable absolute locations.
It included many of the Aegean islands, most importantly Crete and parts of Euboea, with valuable trading stations and fortified lookout posts on the Greek mainland.
Though it still owns valuable television stations, Paxson is apparently not all that desirable an acquisition, Mr. Rickles said, because the anticipated loosening, by the F.C.C. of station-ownership restrictions was undone by Congress.
The company, which had FCC waivers for newspaper-broadcast combinations in several markets, said it wanted to focus on its more valuable broadcast stations and websites.
As self-recording thermometers and hair-hygrometers were used at each station, valuable data were obtained on the diurnal variation of temperature and humidity.
Pandora's brand is valuable and the stations its clients create make the service sticky, but it has no exclusivity on the musical content it provides.
First, sports have become increasingly valuable to television stations, since they guarantee a live audience that will not record programmes and then skip through the advertisements.
