Aides in both parties acknowledge working harder than ever to get favorable coverage for their candidates — or unfavorable coverage of competitors — onto the Drudge Report's home page, knowing that television producers, radio talk show hosts and newspaper reporters view it as a bulletin board for the latest news and gossip.
The shows were all of a piece: arch, knowing, preying on television comedy clich?in a way that made them a not-so-guilty pleasure.
Serving as host of the three-hour live show requires physical stamina and an ability to hold up under the emotional pressure of knowing that the television audience, while diminished in the United States, numbers several hundred million worldwide.
Other clips poke fun at rivals or give knowing nods to hip television shows like "Parks and Recreation".
I gave my $139 television away, knowing that I could replace it later with one that fit the new décor.
In the lead-up to the debate itself, there was an element of personal excitement, of celebrity sightings on the quad, student interviews making national television, and knowing exactly how far away the CNN stage is from the Fox News panel, based on nothing more than the backdrop of their camera shots.
Though the average consumer probably won't be watching that much television, it still isn't comforting knowing that your TV is going to die eventually.
Instead, we're glued to our televisions not knowing what "breaking news" is accurate or not.
Since televisions are measured diagonally, it's worth knowing that, say, a 70-inch television is going to measure 61 inches wide and 34 inches high.
So they must be desperate to appear on television without, oddly, knowing much about the medium.
