Sentence examples for programme genre from inspiring English sources

Detailed, dispassionate work is needed to prepare for charter renewal, on the risks of decriminalising non-payment, the trends in new household formation (more licence fees), how public money is spent, by programme genre and community.

He told an audience of broadcasters and industry figures in London: "There are times when BBC1 and BBC2, intoxicated by the sudden popularity of a programme genre, have allowed that genre to proliferate and run rampant through the schedules, with the result that other kinds of programmes are not placed - simply because of lack of space.

Drama is the most popular programme genre to watch on catch-up, news is the least popular.

The report's findings The researchers said 72% of the sexism identified across all programme genres was directed towards women and 28% was directed at men.

The restructure is part of a move by Stuart Murphy, the director of programmes at BSkyB, to create more senior roles across the main programme genres.

It is difficult to avoid the slightly cynical view that for political benefits to flow uninterrupted, no region can be seen as being denied the chance to shine in any of the key programme genres.

He has over 30 years experience in the broadcast television industry beginning at Thames Television followed by Executive Producing, producing and directing many award winning programmes across genres and channels.

Free-to-air terrestrial television channels available on a national basis are BBC One, BBC Two, ITV, Channel 4 (S4C in Wales), and Five. 100 Greatest British Television Programmes was a list compiled by the British Film Institute in 2000, chosen by a poll of industry professionals, to determine what were the greatest British television programmes of any genre ever to have been screened.

The programme is arranged by genre rather than in strictly chronological order.

2012 Côte d'Ivoire: Evaluation of the measles caimpaign's best practices 2007 Cote D'Ivoire: ANALYSE GENRE DU PROGRAMME DE COOPERATION COTE D'IVOIRE (2003-2007).

Listeners will choose programmes by theme and genre, instead of simply tuning in to their favourite station.