Sentence examples for televised medium from inspiring English sources
It matters how we as African Americans are viewed by others and how we view ourselves through the televised medium.
Selecting a medium: televised video?
Yes, cable TV news in prime time is essentially televised talk radio -- another medium dominated by middle-aged white guys.
Procter & Gamble has a long history with such projects, having pioneered radio soap operas at the dawn of that medium, as well as televised dramas.
A new political medium was introduced in the campaign: televised presidential debates.
Pre-recording at least helps to keep the show shorter, although the producers of next year's ceremony should surely re-consider whether it is right to exclude some of the medium's most cherished forms from the main televised event.
The relative simplicity and accessibility of televised information and the focus on "sound bites" in television combined with the immediate connectivity to visual media made it the medium of choice.
Those witnesses before the Senate Crime Investigating Committee who didn't want to be televised...would have done better to strike at our newest mass-entertainment medium where it is really vulnerable, at its soft underbelly, labelled "Standards".
Those witnesses before the Senate Crime Investigating Committee who didn't want to be televised...would have done better to strike at our newest mass-entertainment medium where… The Hungarian magazine Szabad Szaj, has reprinted from this magazine a cartoon showing three scientists working in a laboratory, each chained to the floor.
The notable exceptions -- Groucho Marx, Jack Benny, Burns and Allen -- were essentially doing televised radio programs, an approach that conforms more closely to our current idea of TV as an intimate medium.
