"With the Internet, with YouTube, with TiVo, with cable TV, people are selective viewers now.
But with so much choice available on television now, viewers are becoming more selective.
TV is really a buffet for viewers, allowing them to be selective about what they watch.
"Not that he will pay for everything – no, the opposite will be the case: viewers will be more and more selective in what they are paying for.
To quote Spinal Tap's manager, its audience became more selective, dropping from 3m to 2.2m as some viewers fled its anachronistic alt-rock soundtrack, quasi-sectarian complexities and bendy Brummie accents.
Be very selective about what you encourage your readers and viewers to check out.
Seeing that both succulent cacti and succulent euphorbs evolved in similar desert environments, for instance, provides an opportunity for viewers to consider the role of common selective pressures in convergent evolution.
Then head of BBC drama Jane Tranter responded that Bolt's examples were "highly selective" as well as "hugely patronising to the millions of viewers who enjoy popular dramas like Holby City – week in, week out".
According to Gillespie, "NBC's selective editing of the President's response is clearly intended to give viewers the impression that he agreed with Engel's characterization of his remarks when he explicitly challenged it".
Jang noted that Fox News is "dismissive" towards climate change, and thus "disproportionately" attracts viewers who are climate skeptics to "reinforce their existing attitudes through selective exposure to attitude-congruent information".
Jang noted that Fox News is "dismissive" towards climate change, and thus "disproportionately" attracts viewers who are climate skeptics to "reinforce their existing attitudes through selective exposure to attitude-congruent information".
