Sentence examples for digital programming for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Skollar, also 26, is the manager of marketing and digital programming for the New York Rangers.

An important component of the plan was his purchase of computer operations Mr. Malone had built to distribute digital programming for Mr. Malone's cable networks; General Instrument converted the distribution service into a shared resource for the entire industry.

He currently serves as Director of Digital Programming for the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and as executive producer, managing editor, and moderator of Wilson Center ON DEMAND video.

Jayne Bussman-Wise, 29, left, is the manager for marketing and digital programs for the New York Rangers; her office is in New York.

Log on to Web sites such as Common Sense Media, a nonprofit organization that rates popular digital programs for age-appropriate content and educational value.

Taiwan is on the forefront of such digital programs for museums, and his team has spent a lot of time trying to figure out ways to bring the collection to life and make the artifacts more appealing to people of all ages.

McMillan is quick to point out that Slam haven't dipped into the world of exclusively using analog sequencers, and not digital programming software, for any "sort of 'look at us, we're looking hardware' reasons" but rather as part of an exercise in developing an album based on one cohesive sonic thread.

Here's what the publishers saw: nimble digital programming and design for mobile devices, today's fastest-growing platform; attention to and investment in content, not infrastructure and personnel; and seamless user experience and commerce designed for how we buy and read, based on iTunes, Amazon and Android, not a palimpsest of pre-digital legacies and web experiences.

THERE has been plenty of talk in recent months about satellite radio, streams of digital programming beamed from orbit for a monthly fee.

An Advanced Television Systems Committee ATSCC) was formed in 1983 to establish technical standards for digital programming, including two-way enhanced television, HDTV and other formats.

By February 2011, the RTC also added a digital projector, a stage thrust, a server for digital programming, and a new phone system.