Really, they're not messing around: from building the studio and outfitting it with a dazzling array of broadcast-quality equipment to investing in industry-standard editing, streaming and advertising infrastructure, everything about TC's TV plans screams "we're really fucking serious about this stuff".
ESPN has faced considerable skepticism over the years about its ability to aggressively report on potentially embarrassing issues involving the leagues and universities with which it has an array of lucrative broadcast deals.
In The Rest Is Noise, Ross reminds us of the invention, in 1906, of "a 200‑tonne instrument called the Teleharmonium, which, by way of an ingenious if unwieldy array of alternators, broadcast arrangements of Bach, Chopin and Grieg to audiences in Teleharmonic Hall opposite the Met".
November's Halo: The Master Chief Collection launched alongside the Halo Channel a bespoke Xbox Live hub for both Microsoft's reliably dismal Halo TV spin-offs (the latest stab at this features Mike Colter from Million Dollar Baby) and an array of live broadcast and video curation options.
Disputes of this type have grown partly because of an ever-expanding array of alternatives to broadcast television.
Given the sheer volume of dramas being created, we're spoiled for choice in that realm as well, but a lot of one-hour shows have been floundering lately, for an array of reasons: Most broadcast network one-hours are too safe and bland and many cable and streaming dramas are too undisciplined or superficial.
He made a few very short scenes to show to prospective supporters, including the array of government agencies and broadcast companies that provide subsidies for striving artists in Germany.
"Over the past year, we've propelled Hulu by adding an extraordinary array of original series, hit broadcast and cable shows and blockbuster movies to our content portfolio — all of which has led to incredible growth in subscribers and engagement," said Hulu CEO Mike Hopkins.
Being able to offer space and time across an array of media outlets -- including broadcast and cable television, radio, magazines, newspapers, the Internet and billboards -- would supposedly benefit advertisers with clutter-busting and cost-effective ways to reach consumers.
Much in the same manner that cable and satellite television have changed the way television programming is delivered, proponents of satellite radio are hoping that a broader array of listening options and improved broadcast quality will appeal to consumers.
