The availability of television shows online has become widespread surprisingly quickly.
The sheer volume and availability of television invite formulae and familiarity.
Time Warner will respond to Viacom's advertisement, Mr. Dudley said, by highlighting the availability of television content on the Internet.
And the BBC and Voice of America, as well as the increasing availability of television sets and VCR's, are thought to have played an enormous role in the collapse of the Soviet empire.
International news operates on a cyclical basis, whereby a story becomes fashionable through what is frequently nothing more than a coincidence of timing, the availability of television footage, or just some wishful thinking on the part of correspondents.
Some cable executives have expressed concern that with the availability of television on the internet, viewers will stop signing up for cable, according to The New York Times.
Since the 1990s, the availability of television replays and, later, ball-tracking technology to assist umpires has increased the percentage of lbws in major matches.
However, the bigger battle with the media industry is likely to come next year when the Commission plans to enhance the availability of television and radio programs online across the 28-member bloc.
We also hypothesize that the speed of uptake of novel methods may have been lower before the widespread availability of television and the Internet.
Between March and October of 2008, we collected baseline sociodemographic information, such as parental education and occupations, home construction characteristics, and availability of television, through a structured parent interview.
The first epidemic (coal gassing suicides in England and Wales) occurred before the widespread availability of television, the second (car exhaust gassing in England and Wales), before the widespread popularity of the Internet whereas the epidemic of barbecue charcoal burning suicides in Taiwan occurred after both types of media had become widely available.
