Sentence examples for grow television from inspiring English sources

"We don't need money to grow publishing, but we do to grow television and Internet".

In general, however, Germany remains a difficult market to grow television revenue.

There were the usual words about attendance (growing), television deals (increasing) and perception (on the up).

The racy storylines also run contrary to the growing television trend in "authentic" programmes, a backlash against the hackneyed "reality TV" genre.

Part of the success is due to clever marketing: Central America's feel-good evangelical mega-churches have growing television audiences as well as packed weekly congregations.

Twitch is recruiting professional online poker players to broadcast on their own channels, and could quickly become a rival for the growing television audiences of live poker tournaments on networks such as ESPN.

In an age of developing technology and growing television coverage of the European game, the only reports of Celtic's match in Tirana came second-hand from Yugoslav journalists monitoring the game from an Albanian short wave radio commentary.

The popularity of women's tennis is growing, television exposure has expanded and the stars are finding endorsement opportunities previously reserved for male athletes, but one choreographer of the tour's rejuvenation is walking away.

Her ever-expanding collection of assets, including USA Network, the renamed Syfy, the E Entertainment channel, and the G4 network, as well as a nascent but growing television production studio, were the linchpin of Comcast's $30 billion takeover of NBC Universal in 2009.

But the Bafta TV awards remain primarily a celebration of home grown television.

Similarly, in China's growing television industry, a select few, namely Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent, continue to dominate the marketplace in terms of original TV content production.