Sentence examples for the syndication of from inspiring English sources

The syndication of the strip proves that.

Boaden said the BBC was attempting to extend the syndication of its content to regional newspapers.

Online journalism allows for more and different types of syndication, particularly the syndication of headlines and breaking news scoops.

But profit from television stations and from the syndication of such programs as "Judge Judy" were higher.

It will get another $250m when it completes a business plan, with the rest dependent on the syndication of the loan to other banks.

At the age of fourteen, he helped to develop the RSS software that enables the syndication of information over the Internet.

He had worked for Citigroup, in London and Hong Kong, and was responsible for coördinating the syndication to investors of newly issued bonds.

They said the F.C.C.'s decision to allow the networks to own more stations would give them more control of the syndication sale of the programs they own, leaving even less incentive to seek outside ideas.

Between the novelty Twitter accounts and endless YouTube gags and supercuts, the show about nothing has somehow managed to claw its way out of the syndication purgatory of the aughts and into our hearts again.

Mr. Wussler, 52, works in New York as a vice president in the advertising sales group of Twentieth Television, the syndication division of Fox Television.

Although the group fell apart over the next two years, they secured an afterlife thanks to the widespread syndication of the original TV series, and engaged in periodic reunions.