Almost everything he has learned about radiation risks, he says, came from the television.
The charity's supporters include millionaire entrepreneur Duncan Bannatyne, from the television programme Dragon's Den.
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An official from the television station identified the two alleged al-Qaeda members as Ramzi Bin al-Shaibah and Khaled al-Sheikh Mohammad.
Young's father and one of his sisters turned away from the television monitor, while his mother and another sister looked intently at the screen.
Within the last two years alone, she ranked first among members of Congress in raising money from the television, movie and music industries combined.
Away from the television cameras, many Iraqi soldiers have been killed largely by the air power which, as the war progressed, has increasingly been turned against them.
Nokia, the world's largest handset-maker, hopes to turn its tiny phones into universal remote-control devices, able to control everything from the television to the lights to the microwave.
It was only under further scrutiny from the television coverage -- prompted by an inquiry from a viewer -- that Woods was retrospectively punished, but was not penalized for the incorrectly signed scorecard.
In May 1987 he was given the Cyril Bennett Award by the Royal Television Society as a personal salute from the television profession, with judges describing him as a man who always dared and pushed out boundaries.
The difference is that game makers tend to be small and independent, with neither the Hollywood studios' big pipeline of projects to smooth out the business bumps nor backing from the television stations and book publishers that are the studios' sister firms.
These thieves are the number one revenue source for the NYSE, after the snack bar, the gift shop and whatever concession they can command from the television studios that have set themselves up on the premises to capture all the inaction of the floor and its dwindling trader population.
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The purchase positions Google for the biggest merger of all: from the television big screen that sucks up nearly 5 hours of viewing each day (versus 10 minutes of video viewing any other way and only 12 minutes on Facebook on average per FB user) to ogling the small screens on computers, tablets and smartphones.
We were kept amused with a carving of a direwolf ice sculpture, as well as a concert performance of music from the television series: Jason Yang, who received over four million YouTube views of his one-man, thirteen-violin version of the theme song, led a nine-piece orchestra, who performed admirably despite the cold and passing traffic.
The proposals that are floating around now, 17 or 18 regular season games, this is driven by a desire for more revenue because there's more to be made, especially from the television networks, if you have staged more actual games even though you're going to have to pay the players more and you're going to risk more injuries to players.
Assuming other revenues remain constant, the increased rights fee from the new television deal would only lower the multiple to 4 times 2012 revenue.
That's a big change from the way television networks behave.
Over his career, he has won numerous awards, including a Sony Gold in 2007 for PM and Newsnight's news programme of the year award from the Royal Television Society in 2012.
Nadia Kerwat, RAI manager charged of Coordination activities, informed the meeting about the Italian State broadcaster's efforts in assisting colleagues from the Iraqi Ratio Television with a training project for the Iraqi journalists which took place in Rome.
In addition, equipped with a modem, the machines can regularly pull down the television schedule from the Internet and turn it into a clearly arranged on-screen programme guide that viewers can browse using their remote control.
Holder of patents covering everything from color television to the MP3 audio-compression format, Thomson has been selling off its loss-ridden television business to focus on becoming the fount of everything digital, from cameras to DVD duplication, for the entertainment industry.
Ms Northway said people with learning disabilities experience a wide range of abuse, but because they are not educated about the issue, they learn about it from television and the media.
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The way he sees it, the corporate dollars from sponsors like Wal-Mart and Coca-Cola, along television dollars from the Walt Disney Co.
Giant consumer goods and retail companies benefitted from the domination of television.
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Slingbox beat Apple to it this week, however, with the introduction of Sling Catcher, a device that puts video--any video--from the Web on television.
Meanwhile, Michigan Democrats Bart Stupak and John Dingell are asking about everything from the companies' television advertising to insider stock sales to mishandling of data.
On stage in Los Angeles, fielding questions from reporters during the Television Critics Association's summer press tour, Fox Entertainment President Kevin Reilly appears utterly calm and collected.
Dr Daly showed signs of strain in the witness box as attention moved to the removal of Mr Duddy from the car park and the famous television pictures of him leading the group carrying the slumped body of the youth were played to the hearing.
From the days of constant television showing video of black smoke billowing from burning car bombs in marketplaces, we have now reached a virtual blackout.
It was the first time I could take a breather from my work at the television network and really contemplate the terrifying events of that day.
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