Checketts said that MSG, "for the past 12 years, has expended enormous sums of money and resources to be in a position to exploit the Yankees' television rights".
The GPWC and SLEC, the company Ecclestone originally founded to exploit the sport's television revenues, claimed "significant progress" had been made and that agreement had been reached to produce an agreement before the end of the year.
Pentecostal churches have been quick to exploit the potential of television with innovative programing, like that of the Universal Church of the Kingdom of God, Brazil's fastest-growing denomination.
In the same context as IEEE 802.22, the European Computer Manufacturers Association ECMA -3922 workgroup aims at designing mechanisms to enable wireless devices to exploit the white spaces in the television frequency bands.
Norman also added that the key, over-riding challenge is to develop ITV from a free-to-air advertising supported business into a multimedia player, able to exploit the world of online television, mobile, on-demand services, catch up, and premium.
Gorgeous George (known to his mother as George Raymond Wagner) was the first wrestler of the television age to exploit the possibilities of theatrical narcissism and a flexible sexual identity — Liberace in tights.
The Olympics are a classic example of the way subscription television can exploit the limitations of free-to-air.
Video art became a major medium for artists who wished to exploit the near-universal presence of television in modern Western society.
But that doesn't stop criminal gangs setting up illegal markets eager to exploit the recent explosion in satellite television coverage of live cricket from around the world.
Despite this, criminal gangs have set up illegal markets to exploit the recent explosion in satellite television coverage of live cricket from around the world.
