Sentence examples for syndicated programming from inspiring English sources

WKEY carries a mix of local and syndicated programming.

I USED to sell advertising and syndicated programming to different stations in pretty remote places, like Pittsburg, Kan.

All three networks relinquished the 7 30 8 00 pm slot, the prime-time segment with the smallest audience, but most local stations elected to air nationally syndicated programming during the time period rather than less-profitable local productions.

But, according to executives involved in the preseason negotiations, advertisers are spending more than expected on both cable networks like MTV and Comedy Central as well as on syndicated programming, which includes shows like "Entertainment Tonight" and reruns of "Friends".

Nielsen Media Research tracks the cumulative audience for syndicated programming, including reruns, and among sitcom reruns, "Seinfeld" has remained in the top five such shows watched by 25-to-54-year-olds 25-to-54-year-olds 25-to-54-year-olds 25-to-54-year-olds 25-to-54-year-olds

Ofcom found the practice of deliberately selecting entrants with wrong answers to go on air for the Secret Sound competition had been agreed at a programme meeting by a "director" with operational responsibility for the content and production of network syndicated programming.

Though canceled after its initial season, The Merv Griffin Show returned in 1965 as a syndicated program.

There are also upfront markets for the Hispanic networks, as well as for syndicated programs.

In addition, the nationally syndicated program "Fresh Air" is produced at WHYY.

"Look, she is who she is," Mr. Rove said on Mr. Limbaugh's syndicated program.

He is the executive producer of "The Apprentice: Martha Stewart" on NBC and "Martha," an hourlong daytime syndicated program.