Sentence examples for hallmark cable from inspiring English sources
It publishes cards in more than 30 languages and owns a number of compatible businesses, including the Hallmark cable channel.
Yes, we call ourselves crafty, and being crafty is a good thing Your daily television show will be moving to the Hallmark cable channel in September.
Crown Media Family Networks' executives said Thursday that efforts to increase the amount of original programming on their two Hallmark cable channels are already attracting advertisers, Stuart Elliott reports.
Crown Media Holdings, the owner of the Hallmark cable television network, said yesterday that it planned to cut 130 jobs, or 30percentt of its work force, to cut costs.
Several shows planned by both networks for the 2010-11 searen are infused with the franker content and language that have been the hallmark of cable series like "Nip/Tuck" and "Rescue Me".
But the networks have offered little else this fall containing the new-idea elements of twisty plotlines and serialized storytelling, two of the hallmarks of cable drama.
"Dark" comedy became a hallmark of male-centric cable dramas such as "The Sopranos," "Rescue Me" and "Breaking Bad" while the outrageous behavior of catfight shows like "The Real Housewives" franchise and "The Bachelor" gave women more license to lose, and take, control.
Stewart moved to cable TV's Hallmark Channel in September to offer eight hours of programming weekdays from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
'The Infinite Worlds Of H. G. Wells Hallmarkk Channel, Sunday at 9 p.m. Sunday night also marks the fine debut of the Hallmark Channel, a renamed incarnation of cable's Odyssey Network.
Formerly the domain of the Big Three, smaller cable networks like the Hallmark Channel and Lifetime TV have spiffed up a once-moldy genre to add luster to their brands.
HALLMARK CARDS, Kansas City, Mo., bought 8.2percentt of Crown Media Holdings, Hallmark's cable television unit, last week for $90 million from EM.TV and Merchandising, Unterföhring, Germany, a producer and distributor of children's television programming.
