Sentence examples for stream of programming from inspiring English sources

Services like Pandora, Last.fm and Slacker evaluate your musical tastes, then serve up a continuous stream of programming to match.

Matt Wasserlauf, the chief executive of Broadband Enterprises, which sells video advertisements on 500 sites, said that major marketers prefer their commercials to be part of a stream of programming rather than be on Web pages.

Launched in New York and Philadelphia in May, Watch ABC provides a live stream of programming carried by ABC-owned TV standons affiliatesates of the network.

Greater Harlem offers a steady stream of programming throughout the day from Morning Rhythms to movie matinees, from a writing club to manicures and from bingo to violin performances.

In Los Angeles, a stream of programming on KABC-TV Channel 7 will be available to viewers who have pay-TV subscriptions with Cox, Charter and AT&T U-Verse.

After all, how could anyone keep up with the steady stream of programs — more than 7,000 as of last week — created by more than 100,000 developers since last spring when Facebook invited outsiders to build them?

The slight increase came as revenue from the subscription streaming of programming rose sharply, to about $579 million in the third quarter, up from about $255 million in the quarter a year ago, and revenue from both video-on-demand and the electronic sale of digital programming rose.

Mr. Wright even suggested that in 2006, when the broadcaster will have an opportunity to turn one channel into five digital streams of programming, a typical NBC station could include full-time weather and traffic channels, a sneak preview channel and something on the order of a crime-and-punishment channel, which could be turned over to Dick Wolf, the creator of the "Law and Order" shows.

Although approval is expected — union leaders characterized portions involving payment for the streaming of programs on the Web as a "huge victory" — many guild members said they would retain raw feelings about the strike.

"I applaud it," said Charlie Rutman, chief executive for North American operations at MPG in New York, a media agency owned by Havas, because "the idea of a constant stream of new programming is good".

But frankly - when TV's influence consists of two BBC channels providing a stream of quality programming dedicated to improving kids' literacy, numeracy, and dancing skills - it's the kind of argument only a dad could make with a straight face.