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linear

[lin-ee-er] / ˈlɪn i ər /






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NBC will anchor its 700 hours of linear TV coverage from a temporary studio tower built in the square, with the iconic church as its backdrop.

From Los Angeles Times

WBD will spin off its linear cable programming networks, including CNN, into a new entity called Discovery Global, which its shareholders will own.

From Barron's

That mandate has become increasingly important to Disney amid the contraction of linear television and cable programming revenue.

From Los Angeles Times

While there is popcorn, there’s no fixed seating, no timed screenings and no attempt to tell a linear history of film.

From Los Angeles Times

“This long-term rally in gold has not and will not be linear, so for now we once again digest, reset and repeat.”

From The Wall Street Journal