Sentence examples for leading channels from inspiring English sources

After the blackout cost leading channels tens of millions of dollars in lost advertising revenues, owners of all but one channel agreed to stop broadcasting the country's highest-rated political talk shows and signed the government-ordered "code of conduct".

Presidential debates only started in 1974 in France, but they really get people's attention — at least 20 million people are expected to watch on Wednesday night as the rivals chew up two hours or more on the leading channels.

The sensation hungry India media showed live coverage of the goat and the video reporting by leading channels, who had no clue of what was going on but chose to assume and report it as some sort of animal sacrifice went viral.

So it came as a surprise on Friday morning a few minutes after midnight when 3-D animations of Prime Minister Putin and President Dmitri A. Medvedev appeared on a New Year's special on Channel One, Russia's leading channel.

Leonid G. Parfyonov's speech was especially remarkable because of its venue: an elegant dinner organized by Channel One, Russia's leading channel, to honor the memory of a television host who was gunned down in 1995.

Television was still the leading channel so far, despite the rapid technology development.

In 1993 he launched his television network, TV Azteca, to steal viewers from the country's leading channel, Televisa; he uses TV Azteca to air Elektra ads.

Consequently, the leading channel coefficients with zero values are eliminated and a shorter channel memory length can be taken into account.

And as such, it rather reinforces Facebook's status as the leading channel for moral identity construction online.

His digital talents came in handy leading Channel 4, but he misjudged a campaign to grab a slice of the BBC's licence fee and a foray into radio was abandoned.

He is known to American TV viewers through his work for leading TV channels.