As a further refinement, they bury phoney keywords in the web page's actual programming where they cannot be filtered out but can still boost the page's ranking.
Here's my contrarian/pessimistic streak showing: In a world of on-demand, a la carte programming, where does the money come from?
"The complexity of the architecture will promote an unstable, open programming, where art and architecture will benefit from each other's challenges".
"I had been working in children's programming, where we had had a success with a show called 'Super Friends,' " he said.
Twitter bots represent an open-access laboratory for creative programming, where good techniques can be adapted and bad ones can form the compost for newer, better ideas.
But they are also looking to organize cable shows, the bulk of reality programming, where the budgets, margins and salaries are much smaller.
Moreover, for a group to make a decent return on any investment it makes in programming, where costs have risen steeply in recent years, the more eyeballs it reaches the better.
But Oxygen does try to wedge in better programming where it can, and Saturday's "Center Stage: Turn It Up" is a case in point: a sweaty, sexy movie that is centered on ballet dancers, not the lap kind.
Why is this brand sending people away?" "We have to bring people in, we have to make programming where people see themselves, African Americans on our shows, women on our shows".
Before taking on KUYI, she had been at Koahnic Broadcasting Corporation in Anchorage, the principal producer of Indian programming, where she also helped to launch Koahnic's station, KNBA-FM, the only urban-based Indian station.
One television program, "Piment Fort," or "Hot Pepper," had degenerated into "mean programming, where they make fun of gay people, of short people, of ugly people, of fat people," Mr. Pinard said.
