Sentence examples for sales of programming from inspiring English sources
The Content Production & Global Sales segment combines all activities in the areas of development, production and global sales of programming content which are bundled under the umbrella of the Red Arrow Entertainment Group.
The company also noted that third-quarter 2012 results included gains from the sales of programming assets and wireless spectrum.
Executives also cited a decrease in the sales of programs owned by CBS to digital streaming sites.
The company emphasized three main areas of profits: advertising revenue, sales of programs in syndication and retransmission fees from cable companies.
The company had its first profit since the quarter that ended Sept. 30, 2000, as the chief executive, Sanjay Kumar, increased sales of programs that manage and protect corporate networks.
The victory enables the Oracle chief executive, Lawrence J. Ellison, to maintain Oracle's No. 1 rank in North American sales of programs that run business tasks such as payroll and human resources.
Philippe P. Dauman was brought in as president and chief executive to increase the stock price and accelerate the company's sale of programs on the Internet and mobile devices.
Pact says that booming sales of finished programming, the UK's largest source of TV income, accounted for 43% of the increase in total revenue for British TV producers last year.
So although NBC has, by some measures, 40percentt of the sales of television programming on iTunes, Fox, CBS and ABC are not only continuing to work with the company, but in some cases are using the service to give consumers free early peeks at their fall lineup.
Revenue at HBO jumped 17% to $1.4 billion in large part because of sales of its programming to Amazon Prime Instant Video.
Our sister site MobileCrunch may be convinced that not every company needs an app store, but for Nokia to launch a central platform for distribution and sales of micro-programs developed for the Symbian OS, it would make a whole lotta sense.
