- In
broadcast programming,
dayparting is the
practice of
dividing the
broadcast day into
several parts, in
which a
different type of
radio programming or...
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extend into "wall-to-wall" coverage. Live
programming is
separated by
daypart: Your
Morning News, News All Day, and Your
Evening News. When not live...
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Network which broadcasts during the evening,
prime time, and late-night
dayparts. The
block features stylistically varied animated and live-action series...
- 5:00 p.m.,
following the
early morning daypart typically dedicated to
morning shows and
preceding the
evening dayparts that
eventually lead into
prime time...
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television shows are
presented w****ly in
prime time or
daily in
other dayparts,
though there are many exceptions. At a
micro level,
scheduling is the...
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broadcast during the
daytime hours on w****days;
programs broadcast in the
daypart historically (though not
necessarily exclusively) have been programmed...
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local late-evening newscasts;
programs that have been
showcased in the
daypart historically (though not
necessarily exclusively) encomp****ed a particular...
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similar services provide estimates by
regional market and by
standard daypart, but do not
compile nationwide information by host.
Because there are significant...
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within a
given network,
television program, or time of day (called a "
daypart"). In many countries,
including the
United States,
television campaign...
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Drive time is the
daypart in
which radio broadcasters can
reach the most
people who
listen to car
radios while driving,
usually to and from work, or on...
