"That is their light TV viewer; it's not everybody's light TV viewer," the exec said.
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As a journalist, TV viewer, and human, I am offended.
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"Is Nielsen not paying attention to technology?" the designated TV viewer told the paper.
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My life as a TV viewer would be vastly poorer if they didn't exist.
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You quit one show, you move on to another; that's your right as a TV viewer.
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The changes in TV viewer behavior have been bringing down parent company Disney's revenues as well.
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All the data on linear sports shows that the average TV viewer gets older and older.
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I don't care what any TV viewer believes her to be, or how any media outlet defines her.
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But as a TV viewer, I hope that Wendy rides her lunacy all the way to the end.
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"This is serious business," WFAA-TV viewer Amber Barlow posted to the CNN affiliate's Facebook page, along with a photo.
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For decades, schools and conferences have been making decisions that benefit the TV viewer because that's where the eyeballs are.
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But then I realized I was judging the move based on who I wanted to see succeed, as a TV viewer.
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The Comcast Cable executive Matt Strauss knows his company's cable-TV service won't be the right choice for every TV viewer.
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Sunday's opening number was clearly aimed at the theater insiders in Radio City Music Hall, not at the uninitiated TV viewer.
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The result has been massive TV viewer defection, as the Peacock Network saw its ratings plunge, especially among the 18-49 key demographic.
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For an obsessed TV viewer like me, it feels as though Girlfriend is only the latest show of 2017 to explore sex work.
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The decline in writers' pay is tied to changes in the TV industry, many of which are clear to the average TV viewer.
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Maybe, as a TV viewer, you're wondering what took them so long, especially since season 2 was once promised for the end of 2017.
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Plus, it might be able to turn YouTube into more of the lean-back/hands-off experience that a more traditional TV viewer — i.e.
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" Falmlen also noted that, as a TV viewer in the state, "for every six or eight Clinton ads, I see about one Trump ad.
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People with cancer get chemo, lose their hair, puke—I had the base-level knowledge that any American TV viewer has, but that was it.
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A TV viewer had noticed that Thompson had placed her coin alongside her ball, then later put the ball down in front of the coin.
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Kavanaugh explodes Kavanaugh's answer was to leave the nation's most important TV viewer, back at the White House with no incentive to pull his name.
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On a hot day when a TV viewer is looking for a fun kick, it's an appealing summer offering: a sweet mojito with extra pulp. ♦
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That hasn't stopped fans of the show from begging for a revival or special event of some sort; such is the way of the modern TV viewer.
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To the average TV viewer this all seems pretty harmless, but in less than five minutes, the suitcase explodes, killing a young boy playing in his bed.
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The precedent: the average American TV viewer watches only 17 channels – a far cry from the thousands of publishers that currently depend on Google and other platforms.
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The survey data comes from Hub Entertainment Research, and counts a U.S. TV viewer as someone who watches at least 5 hours per week, and has broadband at home.
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Last week, Racked pointed out something that you, TV viewer, have probably suspected for a while now without even realizing it: All the women on TV have the same hairstyle.
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Common wisdom — the same common wisdom that told me about the TV viewer slicing salami — held that a Russian audience wouldn't care about a main character who wears a suit to work.
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For some reason, Rick and Morty has attracted pseudo-intellectuals who believe the show is so nuanced, so clever, that the average TV viewer can't possibly wrap their head around its brilliance.
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From the conversations I've had about the Hendricks-Retta-Whitman-starrer, I've learned many a TV viewer believes Good Girls is a fun, loose comedy about average, everyday women on a crime spree.
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The average Pluto TV viewer is between the ages of 18-34, and watches Pluto TV mainly in the living room, on a connected TV, for more than two hours at a time.
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The logical TV viewer part of me knows the series would never have Philip run away with Martha, but damned if it didn't set up that possibility as well as it could have.
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Thompson had a three-shot lead in the final round of the ANA Inspiration when a TV viewer noticed she had improperly replaced her golf ball on the green during the third round.
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While O'Donnell says she doubts the average TV viewer likely notices whether the program is airing out of the Empire State or the nation's capital, the switch gives a boost to the show's news-gathering.
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The cast is comprised almost entirely of unknowns, at least to the average American TV viewer who might recognize a face here and there, and their combined performances manage to strike a consistently stirring, authentic tone.
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As a TV viewer, you may not see any big issues with the current broadcast infrastructure, but Amagi says satellite delivery is expensive, time-consuming and limits a broadcaster's ability to customize their content to different geographies.
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If it's not what pro players and hardcore fans consider to be best-possible arrangement of Rocket League, will the casual TV viewer care—or even know—if they're still getting a pretty great version of the game?
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Organizers had also been alerted by an email from a TV viewer and golf's governing bodies changed the rules to limit the impact of video replays where evidence is revealed that could not be reasonably seen with the naked eye.
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A random TV viewer who happens upon a Virginia game, in which the halftime score is typically in the 20s and low 30s, might see confirmation that college basketball is in crisis if he or she didn't know that the team was winning so much.
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Usually these stories are set somewhere Out There, in landscapes alien to the typical liberal-ish prestige-TV viewer: In flyover country, in copland and gangland, in George R.R. Martin's Westeros, among Mormon polygamists, on Madison Avenue in the last days of the WASPs.
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In the season's first major, the ANA Inspiration in California, Thompson held a two-shot lead when she was told with six holes to play in the final round that she would be penalized four shots for an infraction that a TV viewer had spotted from the previous round.
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Reality shows have contestants who sign up for whatever producers are going to do to them so we don't feel bad for them anymore, but having their parents emotionally crushed about their child's hopes and dreams being dashed feels unnecessary and new for me as a reality TV viewer.
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Lexi Thompson remained in position for her first victory since a rules infraction cost her a major title, shooting a two-under-par 69 to take a three-stroke lead over In Gee Chun into the final round of the Kingsmill Championship in Williamsburg, Va. Thompson lost the ANA Inspiration in a playoff after being penalized four strokes for a rules violation that a TV viewer reported.
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It was at or near the top in all coveted TV viewer demographics. In all, the five Stanley Cup Finals games that NBC aired averaged a 2.3 rating and 4 share. That's down by 12% from a 2.6/5 on ABC in 2004.
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The SwarmPlayer is a Python-based BitTorrent Internet TV viewer. It allows one to watch BitTorrent-hosted peer-to-peer digital media distribution of video on demand and plays live Tribler streaming media. It is based on the same core as the Tribler TV application. The core software is free and open source software based on the Tribler platform, licensed under the LGPL 2.1.
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Notice broadcast on television stations across Japan after the cessation of NTSC-J analog broadcasts.Transcript:The analog broadcast you are watching ended at noon today. Please enjoy digital broadcasting in the future. [Contact] Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Terrestrial Digital Call Center 0570-07-0101 ○○○ TV Viewer Center 091-234-5678 Japan pioneered HDTV for decades with an analog implementation (MUSE/Hi-Vision) in the late 1980s.
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Running Man is gaining popularity with Chinese viewers with its novel planning, high-quality scripts, outdoor shooting, and realistic material. Thanks to the popularity of Running Man, the Korean Wave (Shin) (popularity of Korean culture) has begun to grow again. Through entertainment programs such as Running Man, various Korean tourist attractions were exposed to the TV viewer, which promoted them. As a result, Chinese tourists visited Korea and experienced various sights shown in these entertainment programs.
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Until the early 1980s, the average West German TV viewer could choose only between usually three TV channels, financed through license fees. In regions bordering neighboring countries, however, viewers were typically also able to get foreign stations via antenna, e.g. those being broadcast from East Germany or the Netherlands. Before the advent of privately owned television networks, domestic stations usually broadcast from the early morning hours until about 2 to 3am, interrupted by often over two hours of early-afternoon intermission.
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As one otherwise positive review noted, "The biggest drawback to the series is that it's over-produced, with too many eerie sounds and visual effects. Is the heavy breathing something picked up by PRS microphones, or is it a sound effect added after the fact by the show's producers?" Critics have also pointed out that the show lacks visual punch. People interviewed in the show declare that they "feel" a spirit next to them, but nothing is shown to the TV viewer.
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In other words, they'd need 12 seconds here, or 20 seconds there in the show. So we went in and recorded just those pieces in the studio without the audience, because the audience would have been annoying, to the TV viewer. The thing that made it work better the second time was that the story of the song, boy- loses-girl, was the story of the episode, "Boy Loses Girl." The first time they used the song, it was when he met the girl.
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When television began in New York City, the shows adopted the familiar theatrical proscenium concept, separating the stage from the audience area. After World War II, several programs originated from Chicago, where Garroway was a disc jockey on radio station WMAQ. When Garroway was assigned to host on television, he abandoned the usual conventions for a more casual approach in which the reality of the studio was acknowledged. Followed by a single camera, he walked around the entire large studio space and simple abstract sets as he talked to guests and the TV viewer directly.
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Typically a TV viewer is "leaning back" in their sofa, using only a Remote Control as a means of interaction. While a PC user is 2 ft or 3 ft (60 or 100 cm) from his high resolution screen using a mouse and keyboard. The demands of distance, and user input devices, requires the application's look and feel to be designed differently. Thus Interactive TV applications are often designed for the "10-foot user interface" while PC applications and web pages are designed for the "3ft user experience".
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On 23 June 2013, Ryu lost in a sudden-death playoff at the Walmart NW Arkansas Championship to fellow South Korean Inbee Park. Park made birdie on the first extra hole to take the victory after Ryu could only make par. On 2 April 2017, Ryu won her second major championship at the ANA Inspiration with a sudden-death playoff victory over Lexi Thompson. The tournament was controversial though, after leader Thompson was handed a retrospective four stroke penalty midway through the final round, for an infringement reported by a TV viewer during the third round.
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The infringement was reported in by a TV viewer and assessed after completion of the round, which meant that in addition to receiving a two stroke penalty for replacing the ball incorrectly, she was also penalized two strokes for signing an incorrect scorecard. Despite this, she got into a playoff, eventually losing to Ryu So-yeon. Thompson won the Indy Women in Tech Championship on September 9 for her 9th win. At the season-ending CME Group Tour Championship, Thompson missed a 2-foot putt on the 18th hole to lose the tournament after Ariya Jutanugarn finished with back-to-back birdies.
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In his career to date, Whittaker has earned over 250 silver, gold and platinum awards. He was part of a successful British team that won the annual Knokke Music Festival in Belgium, and won the Press Prize as the personality of the festival. He was awarded a 'Gold Badge Award', from the British Academy of Songwriters, Composers and Authors (BASCA) in 1988 and earned a "Golden Tuning Fork" (Goldene Stimmgabel in Germany) in 1986, based on record sales and TV viewer votes. He was the subject of This Is Your Life in 1982 when he was surprised by Eamonn Andrews.
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In the original game, Duke Nukem barely spoke and was portrayed as a disgruntled TV viewer hired by the CIA to save Earth from the mad scientist Dr. Proton, whom he took offense to for interrupting his soap opera. In the second game, he began to evolve into a more traditional action hero, but remained mostly silent. Since the third game, Duke's personality has been that of a confident, aggressive, politically incorrect, wise-cracking, hyper- masculine person. Although not superhuman, Duke manages to achieve incredible physical feats of violence and conquest through sheer machismo and expertise with automatic firearms.
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Released as the FoxTrax puck, it was not a success but led to the 1998 formation of the Sportvision company and later that year the development of the 1st & Ten computer system, which generates and displays the yellow first down line that a TV viewer sees during a live football broadcast. The system became a major hit with television viewers when used during a broadcast of the Super Bowl. It has since become part of all standard American professional and college football and Canadian pro football broadcasts. Another popular Sportvision product is seen in broadcasts of NASCAR races.
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The last one was Colonial Cablevison near Glens Falls, NY. These cable companies hired Glendora as their public access TV packager. She owned the video equipment, did the videotaping and then returned to the "head-end", ran a coaxial cable from her video equipment to the public access TV modual, and cable-casted on to the cable TV viewer. The show focused on ordinary people from the local community who were doing extraordinary things. On this program, she interviewed local heroes and heroines, as well as people going above and beyond to perform community service (Smith D1).
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Joko Winterscheidt and Klaas Heufer-Umlauf present three (up to four four) shows each with a length of about 20 to 30 minutes. The presented shows are partly new show ideas, but are also based on existing TV show formats, which are slightly modified and parodied. At the same time, the two of them may force each other to participate in a show once per appointment ("Joker"). In the first four episodes, the studio audience with voting devices determined the audience for the show shown, which was the TV viewer at home live as a graphic superimposed.
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The lack of media coverage during the Century City riots in 1967 prompted Parrish to think of a new way to cover such events live to prevent suppression and/or manipulation of the news. In 1969, she began to create a television station that would devote itself to covering public events and provide in-depth analysis and discussions of important developments in the world. In 1974, KVST-TV (Viewer Sponsored Television, Channel 68, Los Angeles) went on the air as part of the PBS system of stations. Film notables, business people and local activists formed the board of directors and provided support for the unique station.
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Unknown to the TV viewer for most of the soap is the fact Sandra had a degenerative mental illness and that was why Reny's father left Reny the fortune and not Sandra. Sandra and Santiago have a diabolic plan where they will make Reny have an accident during one of her concerts, and the plan works, leaving Reny paralyzed and with amnesia after her fall. Eventually, she recovers her mind and begins to walk again, and she plans her return to the world of show business under the name of Chaquira (not to be confused with the real life singer Shakira). She uses that name so not to tip off her enemies as to who she really is and that she's still alive.
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A TiVo DVR serves a function similar to that of a videocassette recorder (VCR), in that both allow a TV viewer to record programming for viewing at a later time, known as time shifting. Unlike a videocassette recorder, which uses removable magnetic tape cartridges, a TiVo DVR stores TV programs on an internal hard drive, much like a computer. A TiVo DVR also automatically records programs that the user is likely to be interested in. TiVo DVRs also implement a patented feature that TiVo calls "trick play", allowing the viewer to pause live television and rewind and replay up to 30 minutes of recently viewed TV. TiVo DVRs can be connected to a computer local area network, allowing the TiVo device to download information, access video streaming services such as Netflix or Hulu, as well as music from the Internet.
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