| Most syndicated hosts started local and then moved into syndication with a different program. |
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| If Ebay, which has a virtual monopoly on classifieds is so hostile to decentralization, perhaps Ebay is vulnerable to the syndication model? |
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| A few months later, the word was applied to former MTV veejay Adam Curry's syndication of the personal online broadcasts he was making. |
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| When the program was sold to syndication in 1960, the first four seasons were not included. |
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| Luckily, someone who wants to produce a bare-bones syndication feed does not need to work very hard. |
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| I thus can repeat the above commands with the syndication feed from my Weblog. |
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| I'm not sure why people take it as a given that reality shows won't work in syndication and reruns. |
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| Also parents should note there is a scene, not aired in syndication, in the pilot episode containing full-frontal nudity. |
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| When the episodes are prepared to fit into a more restrictive time frame for airing in syndication, scenes are frequently removed. |
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| We devised a national syndication scheme to distribute our columns to newspapers via the internet. |
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| We work with a company that takes customers' content, which was once print only, and make it available for online syndication. |
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| The package claims that these are the full, network-length episodes, not the shorter syndication versions. |
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| Subtle connections between episodes are often lost in syndication because the shows are broadcast in random order. |
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| The image is still fairly good, especially when compared to the prints used for syndication. |
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| The original opening titles have been lost and replaced by one used for syndication. |
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| A couple of syndication opportunities in London were also made available to investors. |
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| Large commercial loans lend themselves to syndication where a single bank may be unwilling or unable to advance the whole amount itself. |
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| A successful drama can sell into syndication and overseas, he says, while Leno cannot. |
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| Such an outcome would threaten any standards for weblog API's and syndication far more than internecine struggles within the existing weblog community ever could. |
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| We may be unable to complete this syndication or assignment which may increase the amount of capital that we are required to invest. |
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| For the third and last syndication of the year, the Treasury launched a 3-year OLO in June. |
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| Most banks' current involvement in large deals, which produce higher commission income, often brings with it an increase in syndication risk. |
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| It provides content categorization, summarization, event identification, and content tagging software to streamline newswire, editorial, archiving, and syndication processes. |
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| I'm recutting the show for syndication, and I'm including that back story because I want it to be very clear that this was Jack's issue with these two women. |
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| He's the host of a majorly successful weekday series in syndication. |
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| After September 11, the episode was taken out of syndication in most markets. |
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| They say he repeatedly turned down offers for syndication across multiple platforms. |
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| As producers, Warner Bros. gets an undisclosed licensing fee from CBS as well as all of the syndication and DVD revenue. |
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| And then a couple of years later, after the TV show came out, it went into syndication. |
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| The business model is advertising, syndication to newspapers that no longer have staff abroad, and some premium-payment offerings. |
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| The network is nearing an agreement with Katie Couric after upping the ante on a lucrative syndication offer. |
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| Banking practices such as interbank lending and loan syndication will eventually return to some semblance of normal functioning, and many of the banks that now forswear project finance will eventually return to the market. |
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| Any individual could start a blog within minutes, be discovered and thrust into the limelight thanks to social bookmarking and simple syndication of content. |
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| French banks provide a full range of services and products, primarily for investment funds and companies, including mergers and acquisition consultancy, senior loans and mezzanine debt, agency services and debt syndication. |
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| This type of investment gives them an economic interest in the profits generated by television program through sales in other territories or syndication. |
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| Some bank loans may receive ratings to assist in wider syndication and attract institutional investors. |
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| The series also has a fan base in the United States, where it was shown in syndication from the 1970s to the 1990s, particularly on PBS stations. |
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| The purpose of the Venture consort instrument is to promote the transnational syndication of risk-capital operators in small and medium-sized undertakings. |
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| Even for syndication, that ain't chicken feed. |
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| The comic strip, created in 1934 by Al Capp, ran for 43 years and is still in syndication. |
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| Backcountry TV is a half-hour formatted, made-for-television adventure documentary series in its third year of syndication. |
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| I had a very successful career, working for magazines like House Beautiful and OK as well as running a syndication agency. |
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| Khouri, a Beirut-based analyst, in an article published on syndication agency Agence Global. |
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| A media relationship was forged, resulting in the syndication of a popular radio soap opera dealing with population issues into a variety of electronic and print media channels. |
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| Yet, some banks' strategies for developing arrangement activity involve a high concentration of exposures to individual counterparties, at least in the time before syndication. |
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| This investment, conducted via syndication with other Québec investors, made it possible to form a new company that became one of North America's largest independent manufacturers. |
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| Over the past 13 years, Rhonda has built significant relationships and raised extensive capital in both the mutual fund and investment syndication arena. |
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| Dynamic content functionalities allow these content services to be directly embedded in the websites maintained by the IPs, thus ensuring syndication of relevant content. |
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| The technology also allows product names to be altered in scenes, creating the potential for new advertising revenues when series are sold into syndication. |
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| The North American Development Bank and its borrowers fund projects with a variety of creative financial schemes, such as co-financing, asset securitization, syndication and loan guarantees. |
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| Chen was the founder and CEO of Mochila, a leading content and syndication platform for delivering customized solutions for brand advertisers and premium publishers. |
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| Syndication is expected to become a greater feature of the commercial property market. |
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| Voxant has launched its Viral Syndication Network, a revolutionary approach to distributing and monetizing news online. |
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| Personal Search Syndication and Plagium represent two of many applications built on the TX Miner platform. |
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| Already, millions of cybernauts use chat rooms, weblogs, podcasting, and Really Simple Syndication feeds. |
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| The Really Simple Syndication newsfeed is used as the vehicle to teach students how to develop a client-side application to consume a Web Service. |
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