Sentence examples for selling spots from inspiring English sources

Audiences were rapt, and broadcasters made money by selling spots to advertisers.

Such agreements require longer lead times than simply selling spots during a show.

Facebook are planning to introduce TV-style adverts to users' news feeds, selling spots to companies for up to $2.5 million £1.64mm) a day.

A dozen advertisers, up from three or four last year, have bought such packages, making up for the loss in simply selling spots.

Mr. Abruzzese will be wearing two hats during the upfront negotiations, also selling spots for UPN, a CBS sibling in the Viacom empire.

Some networks count the revenue from selling spots during shows that are watched on their Web sites and some do not.

Direct deliveries give "more solidity to the relationship than just selling spot cargoes," he said.

He'd also be sat there with his Vernons pools table, ticking the score draws, hoping to win, and there was this guy who used to come round selling Spot the Ball coupons.

Three weeks ago, Google ended its Print Ads program, which sold spots in newspapers.

The networks that broadcast the game each year — CBS, Fox and NBC — sell spots based on pod positions.

"We're not talking about public-access TV," he says, since Spot Runner sells spots on channels such as ESPN, Bravo and CNN.