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Other Spanish-language upfronts on Wednesday included ESPN Deportes, which announced a series of programming around the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.

CNN embarked on a series of programming changes in late 2010 and continued making them through early this year, effectively remaking the weekday schedule.

Box Island is the latest: a series of programming puzzles based around slotting commands together in sequences to control the game's boxy hero.

In a preview for the media last week, network executives made a series of programming announcements including the debut of a multiplatform media studio called Fluency, which the network would use to develop bilingual programming for Hispanics.

Written by actor and award-winning playwright Kwame Kwei-Armah, Walter's War will form the centrepiece of a series of programming based around this year's 90th anniversary of the end of the first world war.

NBC, reacting quickly to the collapse of its Monday-night drama, "The Playboy Club," announced a series of programming moves Tuesday, led by the cancellation of that 10 p.m. show (with Laura Benanti, above) and the addition of a newsmagazine hosted by its main news anchor, Brian Williams.

"Film acts as a clock," Mr. Whitman wrote in a series of program notes in 1976.

That's being demonstrated in "Talking Dance," a series of programs at the Kitchen.

The Sundance Channel broadcast a series of programs about creative Iconoclasts that was well worth watching.

One is called the Print Studio, a series of programs and workshops.

The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center tried this in the mid-1990s with Music of Our Time, a series of programs at Merkin Concert Hall.