Sentence examples for form of programming from inspiring English sources
In addition to posing difficult legal questions, the suits are changing the economics of this famously cheap form of programming.
"Web sites are similar to TV and radio stations: people expect some form of programming format," wrote Tyler DeAngelo, interactive creative director at DeVito/Verdi.
"If This Week and The Daily Politics have had any impact on our broadcasting culture – and if we have, it's been at the margins – we helped pioneer a more relaxed form of programming.
But another CBS unit, the cable channel TNN, is moving aggressively into this form of programming, having already acquired the rights to events like Arena Football League games and Extreme Championship Wrestling bouts.
NBC'S ANSWER FOR 'IDOL' NBC's Olympic skiers took down the "American Idol" singers Wednesday night, something no other form of programming has been able to do in the last six years of the popular Fox network show.
If it wasn't clear before, this season has underscored the point, italicized it and shouted it from the rooftops: N.F.L. football is by far the most popular form of programming on American television.
But evidence, in the form of program evaluations and system evaluations, has limits.
Now another major transformation is occurring, in the form of programs like Napster and Gnutella.
Today, more than 30 states have some form of programs to reduce class sizes.
Some came in the form of programs that helped demolish condemned buildings and spur construction of new stores and homes.
