As I look at programmer-operator relationships, there are sports rights and then there is everything else.
Both contraptions express the imaginations of their programmers and operators: a point made during related performances by the pianist Sarah Cahill and the electronic composer Carl Stone on Tuesday night at the Stone, an austere East Village new-music laboratory.
If ninety-five million Americans vote on Tuesday, November 8th, the decisions expressed by about fifty-two million of them will be tabulated according to rules that programmers and operators unknown to the public have fed into computers.
It means that the robot is not under the direct influence of programs, programmers, or operators [94].
Concurrency monitoring gives TV programmers and operators the ability to see a count of active streams per user in real time.
Negotiations between networks and cable or satellite systems over fees and terms typically turn on a game of chicken: who would suffer more if a company's channels went off the air, the network programmer or the cable operator?
The Altadena resident is now 24 and has landed well-paying work as a programmer for a website operator.
About 700 musicians, recording-company executives, radio programmers, Web site operators and journalists registered for the conference, which was held at the New York Hilton and Towers.
Those deals have posed a particular challenge for antitrust regulators because of the complex interlocking ownership interests among cable operators, programmers and high-speed Internet service providers.
Those deals have posed a particular challenge for antitrust regulators because of the complex interlocking ownership interests between cable operators, programmers and high-speed Internet service providers.
Operators, programmers and video publishers all recognize the value a company like mDialog delivers in ushering in this next generation".
