Today, the police helicopters hovering above Copenhagen have not rested and the scenes of baton beatings are flickering on screens everywhere tonight.
8 Securities also faces competition from Hong Kong's old-school brokerage houses, where elderly clients congregate to drink tea and watch stock prices flicker on screens, but these are on the wane as technology savvy youngsters find stock tips elsewhere.
It started with one word in frantic, spidery letters flickering on a screen above the band: "Hope".
It was an unusual and lively event, with the sound lowered in the darkened theater with "The Ice Storm" flickering on the screen behind Mr. Elmes, as Mr. Schwartz conducted an interview and the audience flung its own queries at will.
They said they did not know when the video of Bin Laden watching himself on television had been recorded, but since there is a brief image of President Obama flickering on the screen, it appears to have been made in the compound sometime after January 2009, when Mr. Obama was inaugurated.
Although the city said riders did not like ads in taxis and complained about the noise and images flickering on the screen, Mr. Lucarelli said the ads were mere interludes to a programming diet that he described as "benign, harmless, positive, upbeat, this-is-a-great-city type of stuff".
because cable and subscription television is subsidizing and paying for the programming we love". Navin's San Francisco company, Flingo, draws from the same body of academic research for Samba that underlies the U.S. Department of Homeland Security's face recognition technology to teach smart TVs to "see" the images flickering on the screen.
Everywhere, different prices kept flickering on the screens.
Biafra was the world's first properly televised conflict, and millions across the world were appalled by the horrors flickering on their screens.
What we do know is that for much of the 20th century when we talked about movies, we meant glorious if sometimes scratched bigger-than-life images flickering on theater screens that we watched with other people and, when the next attraction rolled in, were gone, maybe forever.
