Sentence examples for introduction of tv from inspiring English sources

The new cable channel, FXX, will be aimed at viewers ages 18 to 34 and will coincide with FX's introduction of TV everywhere, industry shorthand for technology that lets paying viewers stream content on devices at any time.

This is a sector for scoring relatively low-risk PR points, although Labour did encounter some backlash from both sides over the introduction of TV ad rules relating to junk food advertising.

Dr Anne Becker of Harvard Medical School led the research, which involved interviewing and testing two sets of Fijian schoolgirls within a few weeks of the introduction of TV to the area of Nadroga in 1995, and then again in 1998.

Anyone who's taken A-level psychology knows how eating disorders increased in Fiji after the introduction of TV in 1995.

The actors' union Equity had actively fought against the introduction of TV recording since it originally became a practical proposition in the 1950s.

16 As such, parental education efforts to discourage the introduction of TVs and media equipment into the bedroom might be a more effective and less contentious approach.

Other studios and networks are also trying to accelerate their worldwide introductions of TV shows, as evidenced this month by the Walt Disney Company's premiere of the new ABC drama "Missing" in 31 territories four days ahead of the opening date in the United States.

The Brunei government owns and operates six television channels with the introduction of digital TV using DVB-T (RTB 1, RTB 2, RTB 3 (HD), RTB 4, RTB 5 and RTB New Media (Game portal)) and five radio stations (National FM, Pilihan FM, Nur Islam FM, Harmony FM and Pelangi FM).

Billed by Livingston as "the biggest shake-up in broadcasting since the introduction of colour TV" when it launched in December 2006, BT Vision, now renamed BT TV, had once hoped to win between 2 million and 3 million customers by 2010.

The established industry of 20 years ago survived the introduction of pay TV.

Blu-ray sales increased by 167 per cent last year and the introduction of 3D TV is expected to give it another boost.