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TV

[tee-vee, tee-] / ˈtiˈvi, ˌti- /


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From the 1940s through the 1990s, three TV networks and seven movie studios determined everything Americans watched, and five or six record labels determined what we heard.

From The Wall Street Journal

The success of McCurdy’s memoir cemented her status as a writer, a title she prized far above “former child actor” or “TV star.”

From Los Angeles Times

People close to Weiss say she since acknowledged she was not familiar with the process where the contents of a news program are distributed for promotional purposes and on-screen TV listings ahead of airtime.

From Los Angeles Times

No longer are we confined to three TV networks; there are billions of videos to watch.

From The Wall Street Journal

For TV presenter and academic Prof Alice Roberts, archaeology in the UK's capital is rather reminiscent of a famous Italian dish.

From BBC