' Swift's first broadcast performance of "Tim McGraw" was on October 24, 2006 on Good Morning America.
The rules, backed by the television networks, movie studios and a group of consumer electronics companies, are meant to encourage a swifter transition to digital broadcasts by television stations.
From deliciously debonair Neil Patrick Harris's witty opening number about Broadway not being just for gay people any more, to his final recap rap, the broadcast seemed swift, savvy and self-aware.
She earmarks a swift Friday 2 November broadcast date because the story was close to breaking, and she was heading to the US for two and a half weeks on Saturday 3 November to take charge of Newsnight's US presidential election coverage.
In a swift exercise of damage control hours after the video was broadcast, the military suspended the officer, Lt. Col. Shalom Eisner, from his post as deputy commander of the Jordan Valley Brigade and opened an investigation into the confrontation.
If the Queen had remained alive and well, and continued to broadcast her special scent, the response to any usurper would have been swift and violent: to reproduce in the presence of a healthy queen is strictly forbidden.
The swift legal action against the officers, who confessed under questioning, was taken after Israel Radio broadcast graphic accounts of the beatings by one of the laborers and their Israeli supervisor.
Last week Ms. Swift blitzed through the network TV talk shows, gave a private performance for contest winners that was broadcast online, and even played a semiprivate show at a JetBlue terminal at Kennedy International Airport in New York.
Speaking in a live speech broadcast by Saudi-owned al-Arabiya television, he also said he had asked for a swift investigation into what he described as a painful incident.
