Sentence examples for key tv from inspiring English sources
And, beyond Bake Off, a key TV theme of the year was the free movement of programmes and talent.
As the BBC faces losing key TV and radio news programmes in tomorrow's strike over pension scheme changes, the corporation's director of news has privately admitted to reservations about the way the dispute has been handled by management.
Some of Sky's key TV and film contracts could be at risk after US pay-TV giant Comcast triumphed over Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox – now owned by Disney – in a high-stakes auction.
Davies has been a key TV filleter of literature since turning RF Delderfield's To Serve Them All My Days into a BBC1 peak-time hit in 1980, and it rapidly becomes apparent that his War and Peace is a work of intelligent reduction.
The latest BBC expenses feature a rerun of 2014's juicy bills for top execs staying at the Sunset Marquis Hotel for the annual LA Screenings, which the BBC describes as "a key TV industry event" during which "hotel costs are higher than usual".
A particular concern of the commission's is the share of airtime Universal artists would get on radio and key TV shows – it is understood that the Universal-dominated BBC talent show The Voice is raised as an example – where three of the four judges, will.i.am, Jessie J and Tom Jones, are signed up to labels owned by the company.
Analysts contend the media industry will lose this key TV-watching demographic without adopting less restrictive, and more affordable options.
But one off-key TV spot is surely not a career-ending disaster.
Minor celebrities with low-key TV and radio presenting gigs have long used the event as an opportunity to create a little publicity.
Three years after its low-key TV debut as an amateur contest, The Great British Bake Off is moving to BBC1 after proving an unlikely hit on BBC2.
The Black Keys, TV on the Radio, Umphreys McGee, AraabMUZIK, Snoop Dogg, and many others inaugurate New York's first Catalpa Festival, on Randall's Island, July 28-29.
