Sentence examples for channel choice from inspiring English sources

There were hardly any programme choices, let alone any channel choice.

Used data to underpin strategic and tactical decisions; advising on channel choice through to personalisation of communications.

"This just goes to prove that, despite a multitude of channel choice, viewers' love of big event programming on the terrestrial channels shows no sign of waning".

The era of ever-growing channel choice is coming to an end; cable and satellite distributors will begin to prune the least popular ones.

This offered consumers not just a huge increase in channel choice, but interactivity, smarter set-top boxes with hard drives, sophisticated electronic programme guides, interactivity, betting, transactions and a pathway to broadband, high definition and 3D.

But channel choice does not seem to have delivered the same creative benefits to Europe, where the major programming innovation of recent years — reality TV — is looking threadbare, hanging on largely because of low production costs.

Before the Internet, cable technology disrupted broadcast television, offering viewers many more channel choices.

"Liberty offers up to seventy-three choices choices, and a monthly charge that is a third as expensive as cable.

He told them that he listens to NPR while driving to work in the morning, and said that in an age of "big media" and more channel choices there was an opportunity for public broadcasting to strengthen its community ties.

Even though consumers had more channel choices than ever, he said, public television could do what commercial television didn't do produce programs devoted to music and children's education, and programs that "preserve cultural heritages".

It was just too tough to resist the advertised offerings of this new technology - from sharper picture to expanded channel choices to superior sports coverage - that have already lured more than 12 million subscribers nationally.