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CNNfn, CNN's financial news network, will expand its programming time to 24 hours from 18 on weekdays starting June 20, network executives said yesterday.

"It's a lot of programming time to fill," said Jack Williams, the president of ComcastSportsNet, referring to the new network's lack of N.B.A. or N.H.L. rights.

I don't think there's enough programming time to nurture a full-time six-man division, but I do think a tournament could work.

As in years' past, NYCC is devoting significant programming time to discussing issues related to diversity in fandom and within the industry.

http://www.allindiaradio.org ICDB Programme For its ICDB activity, Air India devoted three hours of programming time to a special ICDB presentation "Joy-Live".

Gov. Jerry Brown and lawmakers want a three-year delay to give proposed rehabilitation programs time to work.

The delay until 2015 is to give families that use these attendants, as well as state Medicaid programs, time to prepare.

The board's television station now turns over much of its program time to ethnic broadcasters, some of whom protested the proposed change after learning last spring that it might be in the works.

It takes the program time to adjust for changes in that average, so if rents are on the rise, you may be getting somewhat less than you could get on the open markets.

"It seems to me we ought to give this (existing) program time to work," Dole said.

The regulation would not go into effect until the 2012-'13 school year and the rules would punish only the worst 5percentt of offenders during the first year, giving programs time to adjust their curriculum or reduce costs.