Sentence examples for talk format from inspiring English sources

In any talk format, you have to pound home a strong point of view.

KPCC's "Intelligent Talk" format is entering its sixth month and the mood of supporters of "The Sancho Show" at the trustees meeting is more dogged than hopeful.

Dr. Schlessinger's appeal to adult women indicates how the talk format, like music, is beginning to splinter as programmers seek to appeal to different demographic groups, Mr. Sabo said.

For example, the 18-minute TED talk format is becoming a welcome standard for audiences overwhelmed by too much information.

When we have hundreds of channels on broadcast radio and cable television, not one of which has a dedicated green talk format, there is truly something wrong in America.

But before we get to those questions, here are possible explanations, offered by Ostrow for why talk radio and TV is dominated by conservatives: 1) the right is more hate-filled, and the angrier the rhetoric, the more people gravitate to it in the talk format, and 2) conservatives own more radio conglomerates, which provide the infrastructure that the left lacks.

Talk formats will mirror cable's, with separate channels for business, current affairs, weather and even auto racing.

At the same time, a growing number of stations dropped news and public-affairs programming entirely, devoting themselves exclusively to music or talk formats.

[C3.] A Radio Program Turns to a Blog to Cull Ideas With its reliance on talk formats and call-in shows, radio was arguably the first open-source media.

Launched in April 1963, the Urban talk formatted station evolved from the go-to platform for Motown Records and Chess Records to being dubbed as "The Talk of Chicago" and "The Voice of the Nation".

The firings forced Infinity to re-evaluate WNEW's all-talk format, which had foundered on a spate of low ratings.