Sentence examples for form programming from inspiring English sources

Lifecasting, on the other hand, shows life in unabridged form, programming without a thematic concept, without a casting director, without an editor, without anything in the subject's life that is much different than the audience's, other than the willingness to be on view.

The logic is that original, longer form programming attracts more advertising dollars.

The channel also has a partly formed programming schedule, centered on "America Tonight," a nightly broadcast that Al Jazeera says will distinguish it from other news channels.

For Adorno it becomes an intellectual drama, a form program music.

These versions can be used to run arbitrary FORM programs in parallel.

Most existing FORM programs will be able to take advantage of the increased processing power, without the need for modifications.

They want long-form programming, they want shows that are simulcast, they basically want a TV-like experience".

The channel has retained a budget of £30m, around £6m of which will be spent on short-form programming.

For MSNBC: Mike Rubin, vice president, long-form programming; Scott Hooker, senior executive producer; Timothy Smith, senior producer.

Although those shows did not attract a huge audience, research shows that viewers don't want just repurposed TV; they want short-form programming conceived for mobile devices.

But among the questions for Joost is whether consumers will want to watch longer-form programming on their personal computers, rather than their televisions.