"program genre" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the style of a particular program or type of programming, for example, "The program genre of this show is a documentary."
To do this, he blended four program genres: agriculture, horses, rural living and country music.
BAME Directors Working in U.K. Television Production' is the result of research into the current employment rate of BAME directors across all program genres in U.K. television.
In particular, the proposed robust spoken document processing techniques are used for content description across a wide variety of program genres and for efficient topic segmentation of news, reports and documentaries.
The ITV Studios segment is engaged in producing programming for ITV's own channels and for other UK broadcasters across a wide range of program genres, including drama, soaps, entertainment and factual.
This is staggering: "The research also found that BAME directors are being given a far smaller proportion of directing opportunities in many key program genres than their white counterparts.
Still, from the results presented, topic segmentation of spoken contents has reached a level where it can be used as a valuable tool for the automatic delinearization of TV data, however, limiting the use of such techniques to specific program genres where reasonable error rates are achieved and where topic segmentation makes sense.
In spite of the very limited gain incurred by the synopsis-based label correction process, these results clearly demonstrate that the proposed lexical and phonetic pairwise distances enable us to efficiently use automatic speech transcripts as a description of TV segments, for a wide range of program genres.
The Caribbean Partnership includes more than 30 television and radio companies representing 22 countries from across the region as well as the U.S. who have committed to making HIV/AIDS a core business priority and integrating HIV-content across all program genres, including news, public affairs and entertainment.
Montfort has constructed an entirely unique text in the crowded 'how-to-program' genre by focusing on programming as a mode of inquiry and on computation as culture.
More than any other programming genre, a successful soap must be truly in tune with its time.
