Dinosaurs are ubiquitous in advertising; numerous companies have referenced dinosaurs in printed or televised advertisements, either in order to sell their own products or in order to characterize their rivals as slow-moving, dim-witted, or obsolete.
Nasser al-Khelaifi, the P.S.G. president, is also — and perhaps not coincidentally — director of Al Jazeera Sports, which this year started two French channels under the name beIN Sport, upending the traditional order of televised soccer in France.
At 6 30 every morning, he leads an adoring cast of young, conservative members of Congress through exercise sessions in front of a televised trainer barking out orders.
By pseudo-event, Boorstin meant events that are created largely in order to be televised.
Two years ago, when civic leaders fought to get their first national political convention since the Democrats nominated John F. Kennedy here in 1960, they promised it would be a chance to celebrate the city's comeback from the plagues of the early 1990's with a four-day, internationally televised fiesta of the first order.
Stevie, portrayed as a volatile, fast-talking compendium of pop culture, childish rage, adolescent mischief and adult stupidity and remorse, is compassionate enough to free the wounded guard and wise enough in the ways of power politics and televised hostage situations to give orders to Bender, whose family is watching the drama on the news.
In 1952 it began regulating live televised coverage of college football in order to protect game attendance in the stadiums.
"Regarding today's detentions; as we've always said, these are not things that happen upon our orders," he said in a televised statement from Ankara.
The President told the nation in a televised address Friday night that he had ordered the tests for late April, but would call them off if the Soviet Union signed a workable test-ban agreement before then.
Discusses how the mayor made law-and-order a major issue by calling televised news conferences at which he discussed the week's crimes.
