After the Ferguson verdict, the TV split-screen, with a black president appealing for calm on one side and alienated black youth looting and burning on the other, laid bare the limits of what constitutes success in the post-civil-rights era.
"Women at the time, in TV, were split into two groups: there was the popular pretty girl, or the angry girl who wore combat boots.
A case study shows that the dismantling of a LCD TV with split-lines reduces the number of manual operations needed for extracting target components.
Egypt's CBC TV coverage splits screen to 12 locales (Abu-Fadil).
For those even peripherally involved with "Frogmen," that televised event — which an estimated 90 million people watched and prompted the local NBC-owned station, KNBC-TV, to split the screen during a National Basketball Assn.
TV money is split evenly, as are corporate sponsorships and merchandise.
TV revenues were split 47% to the F1 teams; 30% to the FIA; and 23% to FOPA.
"Ofcom's historical reservations about media plurality seem less credible now with more fragmented landscapes of news distribution and TV, also the split of legacy News Corp TV and press interests," they said.
The Premier League has made some unarguable gains in the foothills, to the extent that its TV revenue is split pretty evenly between domestic and global markets, a balance that is likely to tilt only one way in future.
At the moment, TV revenue is split 80 20 between Bundesliga and Bundesliga 2. Within both leagues, the ratio between first and last is 2 1 (Bayern will make the most, €40m this season), but it's not just the position at the end of the season that is determining factor, but the placings in the four previous seasons, as well.
