Sentence examples for television conferences from inspiring English sources

And another example of the perils of futurology is that the television conferences I attended at the turn of the Millennium all declared with unstoppable confidence that the idea of TV as a shared, communal experience was doomed, as technology permitted viewers to choose what and when they watched.

I'm lucky, inasmuch as Forbes is an exceptionally strong brand with a deep commitment to several media print magazines, Internet, television, conferences and more.

On the return leg, after 12 hours of seeing nothing but the Nullarbor Plain through the train window, he began developing a short subject on infidelity at television conferences.

AT A biennial television conference last week in Cambridge, James Murdoch, son of Rupert, worked himself into a temper.

He recalled attending a television conference last year where both a producer and a network executive, in separate sessions, talked about recruiting people with bipolar disorders for reality shows.

Ms. Ruud, who buys children's programming, and Mr. Jorgensen, who negotiates contracts, were stuck in Cannes after attending an international television conference this week.

"It's a good time to start experimenting," Jamie Byrne, the director of content strategy for YouTube, said at a television conference here on Monday.

Grace suddenly dropped the fudge and pressed the alarm bell at a recent children's television conference held by the Voice of the Listener & Viewer.

As a result of Kennedy's proven success, the public and even the press corps had come to expect the television conference.

At a television conference here on Tuesday, the joint venture announced a name, Epix, for the channel, which is intended as a competitor to HBO and Showtime.

Bernard later said that Cosby told her she was "dead" to him. 1 May 2015 Sammie Mays, a writer, said she met Cosby at a television conference in 1987.