barter syndication造句

• The studio offered the show to local stations for free as barter syndication.
• The edited ones continued in barter syndication until 1992.
• From 1981 to about 1991, only the color episodes were syndicated in barter syndication by DFS Program Exchange.
• A third structure is free, or barter syndication, in which no currency changes hands between publishers and content producers.
• Westinghouse is also credited with creating " barter syndication, " whereby a production company gives a program to a television station but retains a certain amount of advertising time to sell itself.
• In late 1986, Saban Entertainment and toy maker Tonka picked it up for the North American market; An English dub premiered in barter syndication the following year but only 15 of those ever reached US television.
• Barter syndication, in addition to the cost advantage, is popular because of its flexibility; a station can typically pick up a barter syndicated program for only a few weeks or months, without the long-term financial commitment of a traditional syndicated series, allowing the station to plug the show into its lineup to fill a hole in the schedule.