Sentence examples for successful channels from inspiring English sources

He also launched the two successful channels, FilmFour and E4.

The charts also reveal the wider growth of YouTube – or at least its most successful channels.

"The first successful channels directly marketed at a particular demographic were children's channels," she explains.

"There has been criticism that the Middle East's advertising spend cannot support more than a few dozen successful channels but I would argue that if a channel isn't making a profit, then what is it doing on TV?

BSkyB is understood to be nearing the conclusion of lengthy negotiations to buy Virgin Media Television's successful channels business, which operates Virgin1, Living, Bravo and Challenge, for about £150m-£160m.

Having DirectTV's 12.6 million subscribers in the United States gives News Corporation a point from which to start new channels, although it will still need agreements with cable operators to get the reach that successful channels need; 80 million to 90 million homes receive the most popular cable channels.

They have been in discussions with Sony, which owns a successful channel, in the hope of buying it or, perhaps, forming a partnership.

Forthcoming Big Talk productions include a series of the successful Channel 4 pilot Free Agents, starring Anthony Head and Sharon Horgan, and co-produced with Bwark Productions.

Independent companies who supply programmes to the BBC will be from 2017 mandated to employ many more Bame members of staff in a scheme copied from the very successful Channel 4 two tick system.

Disney's most successful channel has been ESPN, and two Hollywood trade publications, Variety and The Hollywood Reporter, reported yesterday that a top ESPN executive, Mark Shapiro, is being considered for a role in ABC's entertainment division.

Finally, we compare successful channel recovery percentage in noiseless case for different pilot allocation methods.