Sentence examples for tv organization from inspiring English sources

Sharing a film with another TV organization is in a different category, given the potential for cannibalizing each other's audiences, but she said she expected the Univision arrangement, which she called an "experiment," to bring "Frontline" new viewers.

Gene DeWitt, president of another TV organization in New York, the Syndicated Network Television Association, which represents companies like Disney and Viacom that sell shows to local stations, said: "The odds are pretty good there's going to be a negative effect on ratings for our shows, because of the diversion of the audience to war news.

The decision was made about two-and-a-half years after the satellite TV organization bought the flailing DVD rental business for $228 million in cash.

The attack on Harqous drew widespread condemnation from journalists, politicians and press freedom organizations, with scores gathering in front of the news channel's headquarters to express solidarity with the Future TV organization.

It's the kind of meeting you find at any TV news organization: the daily 3 30 story roundup.

Those originating points are specific to, and controlled by, the traditional print, online or TV news organization.

For years, every TV news organization has made some video news available over the Internet, but approaches have varied.

I work until that happens," Mr. Balich said during a recent interview in the stylish Rome office of Filmmaster Group, the advertising, events and TV holding organization in which he is a partner.

Granted that any TV news organization would rather cover a train wreck than an on-time arrival at the station.

Domestically, CNN reaches more individuals on television, the web and mobile devices than any other cable TV news organization in the United States; internationally, CNN is the most widely distributed news channel reaching more than 271 million households abroad; and CNN Digital is a top network for online news, mobile news and social media.

Khamis was one of 18 young people aged 13 to 18 who gathered together in the Southern Sudan regional capital of Juba in March for a  week of video training conducted by Theoneminutes Foundation, a Dutch TV production organization, through a partnership between UNICEF and South Sudan Television (SSTV).