The phrase "audiences program" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a program designed for audiences, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "The new audiences program aims to engage viewers through interactive content and discussions."
Alternatives: "audience engagement program" or "program for audiences".
Mr. Darling, who has worked with Johnny Cash and Bobby McFerrin, and toured the world with the Paul Winter Consort, joined the roster of the young audiences program 10 years ago.
This expansion of Facebook's Custom Audiences program could rake in revenue and attract businesses by matching ads to real spenders.
Twitter just announced some new capabilities in its recently launched Tailored Audiences program for ad retargeting, and it sounds like the company is enabling some pretty specific targeting.
If the Custom Audiences program works, a Honda dealership could go from targeting "people who like Honda in Chicago" to "people in Chicago shown to have visited car-buying websites, signed up for dealership email, or bought a Honda between three and ten years ago".
Thirteen opera companies across the United States will share $300,000 in grants awarded by Opera America in the first year of its new Building Opera Audiences program.
And with more vocal audiences programming directors have no choice but to take heed to a growing base that isn't always looking for a scandalous storyline.
His goal, he said, is to make the RDMAs "a general audience program" at a moment when awards shows are a booming business on television.
Her new title will be chief programming executive and general manager, general audience programming.
In contrast to most studio-audience programs, in which the audience setup is rigid and theatrelike, the effect here is that of a huge, darkened, lively TV cabaret.
To end the upfront presentation, Mr. Vessel tells the audience, "Programming like that shows you how easily we rake in the ad revenue and how great my life must be.
In an era of reality TV shows and other in-front-of-a-live-audience programming, a debate with an absent or silent crowd is also a tough sell, too sedate and silent for today's tastes.
