A cradle-to-grave network, ABC is also working on "The Will," in which family members compete to be named the heir to a relative's estate.
Finding hosts with the charisma to support that kind of attention is a grave matter for network executives, who are in a fierce battle to identify and groom talent to replace the aging titans in the anchor chairs of network news.
Maybe that's why nobody has dared point out that the whole setup is a grave affront to "network neutrality"–Amazon's bits get preferential carriage on Sprint's bandwidth, until Google or Ebay strike their own deals.
There is nostalgia in the voices of security people when they speak about the "good old days" of the nineteen-nineties, when the gravest threat to network security came from computer viruses.
Up Highway 280, Hewlett-Packard hwp CEO Carly Fiorina is also among those planning to keep the cork in their champagne: The world's second-largest computer vendor plans to have 20,000 employees working the grave shift, monitoring networks and handling calls as the Year 2000 rolls in.
Charles Payne, a contributor to the Fox Business Network, expressed grave concern over the content of The Lego Movie.
Cutting the funding for the National Writing Project puts in grave jeopardy a nationwide network of 70,000 teachers who, through 200 university-based Writing Project sites, provide local leadership for innovation and deliver localized, high-quality professional development to other educators across the country in all states, across subjects and grades.
The Italian man who spent four years in prison for the murder of the British student Meredith Kercher has denied that his new business venture, "a social network for graves", is morbid.
The French regulator said Wednesday that UBS France had been warned by the autumn of 2007 of "grave concerns" that its commercial network might be facilitating illegal solicitation and tax evasion.
But continued security breaches have a grave effect on this essential network of supply, distribution and expertise.
Wider-Fi networks pose a grave threat to the cell phone industry, which aims to blanket the country with wireless Web access by upgrading networks to higher-speed 3G, or third-generation, technology.
