CNBC, the financial television channel, scrolled through the major market indexes as Bernanke spoke – and the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Nasdaq and S&P500 all bled red with each additional word from the Bearded One.
Video of the episode shows Ms. Fiorina waiting to be interviewed by a Sacramento television station, scrolling through her BlackBerry and asking a staff member why Ms. Whitman would want to appear on Sean Hannity's show on Fox News, which she deemed too tough an interview.
Every smart, dorky, nerdy, awkward or otherwise "different" girl these days has great role models to look up to whenever she turns on the television or scrolls through Netflix.
Lengthy viewing of high-definition televisions or scrolling wildly on a phone might also somehow alter people's sense of equilibrium, making them more likely to trip and fall.
The stations are long and silvery, equipped with television screens that scroll the morning headlines.
"They'll tune it out," she said, adding that the students are already inundated with television images, including scrolling announcements on the monitors at school.
Tonight the independent television channel NTV scrolled the names of the Perm dead in a somber tribute, and it noted that there was a bitter twist to the fate of its militia.
Watching television, reading tablets, scrolling our smartphones or laptops -- these common activities done later in the evening hours can throw circadian rhythms off kilter, making it more difficult to get sufficient amounts of high-quality, restful sleep.
The channel offers an endless scroll of television listings for viewers and averages 108,000 viewers at any given time.
On cable, the TV Guide Network has largely been a utility for viewers since its introduction in 1999, offering an endless scroll of television listings.
