Sentence examples for valuable viewer from inspiring English sources

On television, "brands are just one DVR skip from losing valuable viewer engagement," Mr. Colaco said, referring to the practice, common among owners of digital video recorders, of skipping commercials when watching shows they recorded.

Since Tuesday, commentators have been conspicuously short on predictions, but that has been replaced by something more valuable: viewers have been given a rare sense of access to history in progress.

Arguably, these are a show's most valuable viewers because they keep coming back for more.

By adding new “shows” and “subscription” tabs on its front page, YouTube continues its quest to prove to entertainment companies that it can be a showcase for more than cats on skateboards and to advertisers that it can be a place to reach valuable viewers.

But in return, he points out, the recorders' manufacturers get a stream of valuable information about viewer preferences.

These are some of things that we'll miss: Ron Swanson's nuggets of wisdom The mustachioed manly-man who ran Pawnee's Parks department frequently offered the viewer valuable tips and truths.

"We proved that it was a relatively valuable service to viewers," he said.

If the Super Bowls are the trove's most valuable artifacts, then viewers would have to live without two of them.

It is also one of the BBC's most valuable, popular with viewers around the world and generating about £50m a year for the corporation's commercial arm, BBC Worldwide.

And while Fox has been in the pits revving the engines on its new shows, the other networks have had their entries out to the track, gaining valuable miles with viewers.

As Mr. Dodd sees it, the new on-demand program is a test that might prove especially valuable to potential viewers he described in an earlier e-mail as including "families with young children, senior citizens, the disabled and those living in remote areas".