What the hell is joined-up development?" By contrast, Glastonbury poet Kate Fox is given a warm off-air briefing before her interview.
Yesterday, the Supreme Court unanimously threw out fines against Fox and ABC for airing brief expletives and nudity, arguing that the FCC's rule against "fleeting" indecency was too vague.
CNN put its streaming news video behind a $4.95 a month subscription over a year ago but recently made it much more compelling by adding its "Iraq Tracker," which airs brief updates about the Middle East situation on the hour at CNN.com.
BBC reports, "Iranian state television has aired brief footage of the rally".
When it was found earlier this year that noise levels measuring 65 units had been reached in 1999 just a block or two from homes in North Amityville, Mr. Jones said, he convinced the airport's two regular operators, Long Island Jet Center and Million Air, to brief all its pilots.
The TV aired a brief footage of Khamenei just ahead of the surgery in which he asked people to pray for him.
A state television report aired a brief comment by Paula Radcliffe, a British marathon runner, in which she endorsed the importance of the protesters' cause while condemning their methods.
CBS News aired a brief segment Monday night documenting the uptick in publicly demonstrated opposition to health care reform, which has been recently seen manifesting itself through angry protesters at town hall meetings.
Gray wisps curled into the air, and a brief hush fell as they solemnly considered the $90 smokes.
The drops of water formed a glittering arc in the air for a brief instant before dissipating.
"Thin Air" opens with brief video images of three dancers (Ms. Harakas, Julie Alexander and Antonio Ramos, who also share credit for the choreography) projected onto a curtain.
