television station

On the way to the television station in the car.

Until 1999, a company could not own more than a single television station in any given market.

But now, live from a television station near you: the good news.

This new television station might sound like good news for America.

A television station had sent them to her the day before.

It was the second television station in its small market.

They were the first television stations in the market to do so.

The show can often be seen on major television stations.

"By the time we were into the hotel, they had taken over the television station."

It is necessary for them to have control of the television station.

He may not own both a newspaper and a television station in the same market.

The commercial will run on television stations across the country over the next four weeks.

"It was a great education," he said about working at a small television station.

He then brought all independent television stations under government control.

Every television station will have the potential to become a newspaper.

Or of course he could keep it and sell his television station here.

Every television station on the planet has run a story about you.

He also worked for his college radio and television stations.

The College's television station is located on the second floor.

She was the first woman to hold that title at a large market television station.

The city has a local television station and its own newspapers.

The state television station reported that the dead included five women, four men and three boys.

The number of television stations has increased more than 55 percent, to about 1,300 today, from 837 in 1969.

But the television station in the area where the trial will be held has decided on its own not to air the film.

It was two months before the shooting at the television station.