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	Syndication \| Premium TV \| COMMERCIAL \| Syndication
		Premium TV is vastly experienced in managing the sale and syndication of multi-platform digital rights for both sport and entertainment properties across global territories.
		Premium TV 's syndication team have close working relationships with global and territory specific platform operators, (mobile networks, ISPs etc) plus have worked with large multi-national consumer brands in creating free to view and transact to view sponsor funded programming.
		By working in tandem with our clients and their territory broadcasters partners, we ensure the whole sales process as well as the digital broadcast itself is sensitive and abides to contracted broadcast obligations.
	www.premiumtv.co.uk /page/Syndication (108 words)

	What is meant by TV "syndication"? \| Answerbag.com
		After a TV series has run its course and new shows are no longer being made, and if at least 100 or so episodes of the show exist, then the group of 100 shows is sold as a "package" to individual TV stations, who can run it whenever they want to.
		TV Syndication is the distribution of a TV programs to broadcast TV stations, and cable and sateilite systems.
		TV stations tell the owner of a talk show like the Geraldo Show to buy the Infomercial Time and keep all 6 minutes of ad time and do whatever they want with it.
	www.answerbag.com /q_view/5638 (597 words)

	Current TV syndication model doomed? » Make You Go Hmm
		It will defintely make being on TV shows less financially attractive and demand higher pay from studios, plus cuts in DVD and other distribution revenue, which I’m sure agents are already all over for actors.
		The combining of TV and computers is on it’s way to being the next step as we write imho.
		For example the median price of cable or satellite TV is $40.00 per month, while the average viewer watches on average four channels.
	www.makeyougohmm.com /20050908/2348 (0 words)

	Financial Interest and Syndication Rules (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Financial Interest and Syndication Rules (Fin-Syn Rules), or more precisely their elimination, may ultimately alter the television and film entertainment landscape as much as any event in the 1990s.
		If the networks owned the syndication rights to off-network programs, they might "warehouse" their programs, or steer popular reruns to network owned and operated stations and network affiliates to make those stations stronger in a particular market.
		Changes in the Financial Interest and Syndication rules illustrate the significance of communication policy in affecting the daily menu of television choices available to the public.
	www.museum.tv /archives/etv/F/htmlF/financialint/financialint.htm (1291 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Syndication differs from selling the show to a television network; once a network picks up a show, it is usually guaranteed to run on all the network's affiliates, on the same day of the week and at the same time (in a given timezone, in countries where this is a concern).
		A syndicated program is sold to stations for "cash" (rights are purchased by the stations to insert some or all of the ads at their level); given to stations for access to airtime (wherein the syndicators get the ad revenue); or the combination of both.
		As a result, there are several syndicators of programming for the non-profit stations, several of which are descendents of the regional station groups which combined some, not all, of their functions into the creation of PBS in 1969.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=TV_syndication (3316 words)

	TV syndication's Ray of hope? (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Technology and the changing way people watch TV have sent ratings for such stalwarts as "Jeopardy" and "The Oprah Winfrey Show" down as much as 13 percent over the past year, while efforts to launch new programs have largely failed.
		Syndicators -- mostly big media companies such as NBC Universal, Sony Corp. and Walt Disney Co. -- have rolled out a parade of expensive flops in recent years in a bid to augment aging stars such as Regis Philbin, 75, and Maury Povich, 67.
		TV critics agree with her -- some not so kindly -- but early ratings for "Rachael Ray" have been strong, the best since "Dr. Phil." On Monday the energetic host descended onto the stage behind the steel gate of a freight elevator and then made herself a cup of coffee.
	www.post-gazette.com /pg/06264/723830-237.stm (976 words)

	Syndication: The Value Proposition - 1/8/2007 - Broadcasting & Cable
		Syndication is just as relevant today for the major ad categories that use it vis-à-vis the other national television outlets.
		When you buy a schedule on syndication, a bigger percentage of that schedule is going to be on the air a year from now than it will be on the networks.
		Syndicators come in, and we give them an hour to show what they have to the buyers and planners.
	www.broadcastingcable.com /article/CA6404750.html (1895 words)

	TV syndication (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In U.S TV industry, syndication is a practice of selling a set of programs (episodes of a TV drama, for example) to multiple stations.
		However, syndication differs from network affiliation in that the contracts are limited to a specific set of programs, and the station typically get a right to freely schedule the program within certain conditions such as up to three times within a two-year period.
		Syndication can give viewers the chance to see classic programs again, although they may be cut to allow airtime for extra commercials.
	www.fact-index.com /t/tv/tv_syndication.html (209 words)

	Must-download TV - Salon
		Television shows are copyrighted, and unless the copyright owner has granted permission, it's as illegal to download a TV show as it is to download a song or a proprietary operating system or a video game.
		Even considering the hundreds of channels now on TV, there are only a finite number of slots available, and there are hundreds of thousands of episodes of new and old television programs that might fill those slots.
		TV companies choose which shows to play when, and, because you've got no other choice but to watch what's on, you watch -- even if you might not particularly enjoy what's on.
	dir.salon.com /story/tech/feature/2004/08/11/must_download_tv/index1.html (1635 words)

	Home Media Magazine - Bringing Digital Entertainment To You
		Specifically, TV on DVD, and studios are using the platform as a form of syndication that appeals to different sets of fans and different types of shows.
		With the meteoric rise of TV DVD, its effect on the financial and scheduling aspects of TV syndication depends on the program and its position on the syndication food chain, said several industry experts.
		Typically, a TV show is sold into the syndicated markets across the country after 100 episodes (five seasons), with some programming entering into syndication after 88 shows (four seasons).
	www.hive4media.com /news/html/breaking_article.cfm?article_id=5560 (662 words)

	TV Syndication - Media Buyer Planner
		Casual science fiction fans, who used to get their fill of the genre from syndicated TV and cable, would seem to be filling up now on broadcast TV, what with shows such as ABC’s Lost, NBC’s Heroes and the CW’s Supernatural all having a heyday.
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	www.mediabuyerplanner.com /category/topic/tv_syndication (1155 words)

	Content Syndication \| SPORTBOX.tv - Nothing Inside But Sport
		SPORTBOX.tv is owned and operated by the Entertainment & Sports Agency Group (ESA).
		ESA specialise in the provision of sports content to companies across both digital and traditional media platforms and facilitate a full range of content syndication services including live sports coverage, breaking news, reports, statistics, features, photos, audio and video content.
		For more information about the licensing of content available on the SPORTBOX.tv channel, or for general sports and entertainment syndication enquiries, please contact ESA Group who will be happy to discuss your content requirements.
	www.sportbox.tv /inc/cobrand/sportbox/content.php (87 words)

	CNN - Mining TV's syndication motherlode - August 2, 1999
		LOS ANGELES (CNN) -- First-run syndicated television shows are flourishing -- "Oprah," "Xena: Warrior Princess" and "Baywatch" are well-known examples.
		Syndicated hits like "Judge Judy" and "Wheel of Fortune" make money through license fees charged to stations and national advertising.
		It's estimated that just 10 to 15 percent of the first-run shows proposed for syndication make it to your television.
	www.cnn.com /SHOWBIZ/TV/9908/02/tv.syndication (368 words)

	Lionsgate acquires TV syndication distributor Debmar-Mercury (Site not responding. Last check: )
		VANCOUVER (CP) - Film studio and distributor Lionsgate (TSX:LGF) expanded into television syndication on Wednesday with the acquisition of Debmar-Mercury LLC, a distributor whose programs include South Park.
		Lionsgate chief executive officer Jon Feltheimer said the deal gives the company the ability to syndicate its own television programming and movies as well as an opportunity for new revenue for third-party franchise properties.
		That compared with a profit of $20.3 million, or 21 cents a share on revenue of $842.6 million.
	www.cbc.ca /cp/business/060712/b071268.html (0 words)

	Variety.com - Syndie 'Flavor' a reality
		Lionsgate-owned TV distributor Debmar-Mercury has bought the domestic syndication and cable rights to the VH1 shows, which together make up 175 half-hour episodes for availability in fall 2007.
		A cable network like TBS, A&E or E! Entertainment TV could become so eager to get exclusive dibs on the shows that it buys out the TV-syndication window.
		The best scenario for the distributor is a joint window, shared by both TV stations and a cable network, in which each would simultaneously play the episodes five times a week or more.
	www.variety.com /article/VR1117948225.html?categoryid=14&cs=1 (364 words)

	Free Press : Must-download TV
		Hollywood’s nightmare scenario is that high-def TV will become “Napsterized,” with shows available online to anyone, anytime, for free — which may sound, to some TV fans, less like a nightmare than a heavenly dream.
		Once an underground activity plagued by hard-to-use tools and shows of less-than-stellar picture quality, the systems for finding and downloading TV are steadily becoming easier to use, and the current watchability of the shows is nothing to scoff at.
		TV companies choose which shows to play when, and, because you’ve got no other choice but to watch what’s on, you watch — even if you might not particularly enjoy what’s on.
	www.freepress.net /news/4282 (2588 words)

	SNTA - Syndication 101 - The Basics
		Syndication is a method of delivery of programming to local television stations nationwide.
		Syndication's potential reach is comparable to ABC, CBS and NBC combined.
		Syndicated TV means variety of programming: click here for program guides.
	www.snta.com /php/display.php?p=syndication (424 words)

	Syndication - The TV IV
		Syndication is the term for selling old episodes of a program to individual television stations.
		After a first run show has lasted long enough and become popular enough (typically airing 100 episodes is the standard), its back catalog will be sold, either to a network affiliate or independent station in every market, or to a cable network.
		While the networks generally take most of the profits from first run episodes, syndication is often very lucrative for those involved with the production of the show (Larry David reportedly sold his share of the syndication rights to Seinfeld for $200 million [US]).
	tviv.org /Syndicated (174 words)

	Zap2it - TV news - Sci Fi Cancels 'The Invisible Man'
		Although the series benefited from airing on a dual platform, on both the Sci Fi Channel and on various TV stations through syndication, the show became too expensive to support thanks to special effects costs integral to the show's plot, sources tell Variety.
		In syndication, where "Invisible" premiered three months after its Sci Fi launch, TV stations will be able to keep running it through August.
		In TV syndication, "Invisible" is averaging a modest 1.8 rating, but it's a solid fifth in adults 18-49 and fourth among adults 25-54 among scripted, syndicated first-run action hours.
	tv.zap2it.com /tveditorial/tve_main/1,1002,271\|72012\|1\|10,00.html (305 words)

	The Latest from Brightcove: Internet TV Highlights (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Brightcove syndication services provide a great way for our video publishers to extend their distribution and reach, while at the same time allowing affiliates to add free, high-quality content to their online properties.
		Founded by former TV producer and Internet TV entrepreneur Missy DePew, this is a wonderful example of the range and richness of niche content and networks that's made possible by distribution systems such as Brightcove.
		Viral syndication is great, especially if you as the content owner and publisher can control how your content is packaged and presented, can update what's been distributed with new content easily, and can protect and project your brand.
	blog.brightcove.com /blog/internet_tv_highlights/index.html (5395 words)

	TV Week
		The current TV syndication landscape, where about a half-dozen major distributors provide programming, is a far different beast from the market that existed under the old financial interest and syndication rules that kept networks out of the distribution game.
		People in the syndication business still grieve over the extinction of the "fin-syn" protections 10 years ago, the most common complaint being that the market doesn't generate as much original or creative programming as it did before.
		Martin's commission is coming to the West Coast hub of the television business to hear the public voice its opinions on letting big media companies-which already control studios, networks, syndication operations and stations-take over even more of the outlets through which audiences see, hear and read news and entertainment.
	www.tvweek.com /article.cms?articleId=30573 (440 words)

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		RSS TV applications that contain circular menu structures (one where a user enters an incorrect email address and password, for example) should ensure that menus are traversed correctly so that the 'back' function operates as expected.
		The RSS TV extension 'tv:start' element is used to indicate the start date and time of an event.
		The RSS TV extension 'tv:duration' is used to indicate the duration of the event in hours, minutes, and seconds.
	www.rss-tv.org /documentation.html (4684 words)

	"Madea's" Tyler Perry looks for success in TV syndication by breaking the mold
		Nonetheless, taking the syndication route with a half-hour scripted series is a big gamble, given the dearth of original scripted series, drama or comedy, in the first-run syndication marketplace these days.
		The lack of uniform time period clearances for shows sold in first-run syndication makes it more difficult to mount national marketing and promotional campaigns for a show, especially in today‘s fragmented television landscape.
		Among the last comedies to take a stab at first-run syndication were the 1991-93 revival of "WKRP in Cincinnati" and "Harry and the Hendersons," which ran from 1990-93.
	www.targetmarketnews.com /storyid03030601.htm (719 words)

	TV Syndication - Search.com
		TV Syndication · More »…The weak movement in syndication should come as no surprise following the sluggish network upfront, which was down an estimated...
		The Television Syndication Company is a a full -service syndication and distribution organization, providing the world's television networks...
		Content from the Broadband TV News website is available under licence for onward distribution into company...
	www.search.com /search?q=TV+Syndication&tag=se.sr-1-118.rel.c.10.1.0.1.3.b (350 words)

	Syndication - The TV IV
		Syndication - The TV IV And the Nominees Are...
		Nominees have been announced for The TV IV's own television awards for the 2005–06 season.
		Syndication may also refer to a program produced to be sold directly to individual stations, rather than to a network.
	tviv.org /Syndication (241 words)

	Cable TV & Syndication Median Age Report -- Jack Myers Media Village
		The median age for 162 syndicated programs is 42.8 years.
		Syndicated movie packages also skew toward younger audiences, with an average median age of 40.7.
		The youngest syndicated series is the off-network program "Sabrina, the Teenage Witch," which has a 25.7 median age.
	www.mediavillage.com /jmr/2004/07/20/jmr7-20-04 (733 words)

	Zap2it - TV news - Syndication Loses First Two Shows of the Season
		10:00 PM PT The freshman syndicated relationship series "Talk or Walk" was cancelled Friday (Nov. 30), along with the sophomore "Power of Attorney," according to Variety.
		The two shows were the first casualties in syndication of the TV season.
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	tv.zap2it.com /tveditorial/tve_main/1,1002,271\|72290\|1\|,00.html (144 words)

	'Rachael Ray' Is Tops In Syndication, Debut Is Highest For A First-Run Syndicated Premiere Since 2002's 'Dr. Phil' - ...
		New Fall TV "The West Wing" and "Malcolm In The Middle" are TV history.
		Elsewhere among the syndicated newcomers that debuted last week, court show "Christina's Court" averaged a 1.1/4 in its first week on the air.
		Meanwhile, national ratings for all syndicated shows were released Tuesday for the week ending Sep. 10.
	www.showbuzz.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/09/19/tv/main2024574.shtml??source=RSS&attr=_2024574 (871 words)

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