‘open television’ is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It could be interpreted to mean a television that is wide open or exposed, but in general it is not part of the English language. If you were trying to use this phrase, you could consider an alternative like, “public television” or “free-to-air television”. For example, “I enjoy watching the free-to-air television shows that are available.”.
Since that round, Mr. Stein has been cajoling the government to stop spending public money in the Fujimori campaign and open television networks to covering the opposition.
Channel 13 was alone among the five national television channels to give full coverage to the recent protests.The government claims Clarín holds 240 cable licences, ten radio licenses, and four open television licenses, as well as Argentina's best-selling newspaper.
At some point in the evening, an open television microphone recorded a markedly different exchange between Mr. Schäuble and the finance minister of Portugal, which faces an austerity-driven economic slump similar to Greece's.
But Ms Rice, in an unguarded moment, picked up on an open television microphone yesterday morning, expressed concern that her forthcoming visit to Iraq might be perceived as dictation of policy from Washington.
In the past few months alone, I've heard of new companies that stand to radically transform how we interact with healthcare, blow open television consumption, and make education mobile.
After a months-long hiatus -- and a season of "Bachelor Pad" which we should all choose to forget -- the world's favorite "I'm on a journey to find love and be vulnerably open" television series has returned.
The significant critical and commercial success of relevance programming opened television to entirely new areas of content.
And yes, it's true: Kojima's name is plastered all over the opening television-like credits of every mission in The Phantom Pain.
This Open, players, television announcers and veteran tennis watchers have been waxing nostalgic about the Grandstand, anticipating its demise.
He had been watching the French Open on television; he left the set on, and muted the sound.
It then agreed to sell 20percentt of the Open interactive television service to British Sky Broadcasting Group for as much as £384 million.
