Sentence examples for syndication for from inspiring English sources

Lisa Wilson, senior vice president of syndication for United Media, which distributes "Pearls Before Swine" through its United Feature Syndicate, says simply: "The newspapers' economic challenges become ours".

In syndication, for ever thirtysomething.

Fewer episodes mean it will take the series longer to reach reach second-run syndication, for which a minimum of at least 100 shows is usually required.

Networks can't correct these on-the-fly malapropisms, but when live programs are rebroadcast (in later time zones or in syndication, for example) they can fix mistakes.

Bill Carroll, who studies syndication for the Katz Television Group, which sells commercial time on TV and radio stations, was not surprised that viewers responded.

MARTHA STEWART SHOW Ms. Stewart's takeover of the Hallmark Channel's daytime schedule begins at 10 a.m. with her own show, which leaves syndication for a new home on cable.

By greenlighting 13 episodes for the final fifth season, Fringe has a total of 100 episodes, a critical number for syndication deals for Warner Bros., and considered part of the reason for the show's final renewal.

More recently, smaller banks, suffering losses from bankrupt borrowers, have scaled back their participation in syndications for business reasons.

The company is also releasing syndication APIs for controlling the advertising for each video no matter where it appears.

He had sold syndication rights for his show to CBS for a few million, thinking he had not written anything of lasting value.

One version is for syndication, the other for a prime-time play on NBC.