Petitioners, a collection of television networks and affiliates (Networks), broadcast copyrighted programs on the public airwaves for all to see.
Visitors to the festival can hear Copland for themselves in a collection of television interviews and documentaries to be screened on Aug. 12 and 19.
The cash from Cegetel gives him more room to manoeuvre, and means he can defer the decision.Or perhaps he does have a grand new plan after all: to spin off Vivendi's American units—a movie studio, a record company and a collection of television assets—and scale back Vivendi to concentrate on telecoms and pay-TV in the French market.
Based on HSN, Diller set out to create a collection of television and cable assets, and then tacked to focus on the Internet.
MTV is the hidden gem in the pending $47 billion merger of its parent company, Viacom, one of the worlds largest entertainment groups, and CBS, a collection of television, radio and outdoor advertising properties.
In 1963 he debuted his first exhibit in West Germany that incorporated, perhaps for the first time ever in the installation art world, a collection of television sets. .
Citizens are waiting to see whether or not a streamlined and primarily digital Times-Picayune, together with a collection of blogs, television and radio, can serve the purpose the paper once did.
The contemporary Rooney, a comic philosopher whose aw-shucks style must be riveting, considering that a collection of his television reflections, "A Few Minutes with Andy Rooney," has been on the nonfiction best-seller lists, does not like to be thought of as an integral part of "60 Minutes" — just as a contributor to it.
This week, we have a collection of pieces about television.
"Boys Life 3," a compilation of five gay-themed short films, feels like a collection of pilots for television series.
The historian Alfred McCoy has described the Philippine Senate as "a collection of basketball players, television personalities, movie stars, and failed coup plotters".
