airtime

Often these are head economists at small banks or other pundits that get a lot of airtime for their opinions.

Imagine the liberal loons (or worse) getting airtime on CNN and huffpo and making it sound like all priests are pedophiles.

There are three good things about the Powerwall, only one of which seems to be getting any airtime at all: 1.

Palo Alto-based Machine Zone has dropped about $80 million for airtime in the U.

You can typically deposit without fees at airtime resellers and cell network retail outlets.

Oh why are we peddling to whining by people who have too much money and airtime already?

Unless you think that investigative journalism has a strong interest for Sudden Acceleration, the take-away here is that they have a strong interest in scandal and stories that sell newspapers/airtime/whatever.

Mortgages get disproportionately low airtime in the startup world, which I've always thought was strange, especially considering how significant they are to the US (and global economy).

In that respect, I think the iTunes model is a lot more stable (and I'm perfectly happy paying for close-to-airtime delivery I get for the shows I do watch through it).

A talk-show host thanks an interviewee for filling airtime on the program, and the guest thanks the host for the use of their distribution platform, or perhaps for the opportunity to show off their temporary fame to their friends.

It's easy to imagine loons (or worse) getting access to the data, publishing findings that prove the warming is indeed caused by the decline in the pirate population, getting airtime in Fox News and other similar media outlets and making, thus, it true to a large chunk of the populace.

(leaflets, airtime, and meeting halls all cost money) Therefore, spending money on that type of speech is granted 1A coverage because denying people money for that type of speech is the same as denying their right to speak.

I don't like it when people shroud rudeness & cognitive miserliness as "just calling things like they see them." I prefer "See it, think about it, then call it." I really value honesty, but not every emotion-laden thought that passes through our heads deserves airtime.

Airtime is creating virtual rooms where communities can experience synchronized media and simultaneously share real-time reactions.

Airtime could be minimized by only uploading after hitting the panic button, so even if they notice the camera and confiscate the physical recording, you've got something up to the cop reaching for it uploaded.