Sentence examples for communication television from inspiring English sources
And so we entered the modern age pushed from behind by impatient youths but wielding an extraordinary tool of communication, television.
After home shopping, industry experts say, the call-in show is the most successful application of German interactive television, combining two familiar forms of communication: television and the telephone.
The public's ability to express its revulsion at this state of affairs, Mr. Gore argues, "is dampened by the structure of our dominant means of mass communication, television, which serves mainly to promote consumption of products and entertain the public, while offering no means for interactive dialogue and collaborative decision making".
The other series of satellites, called INSAT, were used for communication, television, tele-education, tele-medicine, etc.
Communication: Television should be used more aggressively to provide information on health in general and reproductive health in particular.
In this communication environment, television (TV) is a major source of children's exposure to food advertisements (1, 3).
Here it has been turned into a screen for showing various forms of communication: video projections of old television commercials, computer-animated images of the box as it might actually be used, and pixilated displays of words and numbers.
…critique of mass communication, especially television, with respect to its effects on the developing minds of children (see child development).
If it is put as a question, the real meaning is whether mass communication (movies, television and radio) has killed off live theater.
Jack Zander, a master animator who 60 years ago was among the first to apply his art to a brand-new form of communication — the television commercial — died on Monday at his home in Pound Ridge, N.Y.
But Hamilton's vision had arisen out of the gulf between UK postwar austerity and US prosperity, exacerbated by mass communication and television, and so his development took a different turn.
