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He said he was reluctant to start a new company like Airtime until just recently.

Or maybe it is just a surplus of shallow punditry in an era with endless hours of airtime and Internet space to fill.

Nor is it a simple matter to purchase airtime on Chinese state-run TV stations for ads mocking "Information Purification Directives. "

2010 was a year consumed with silly stories. The more trivial the controversy, the more airtime it consumed.

Otherwise the BBC is granting free airtime to corporations without disclosing who they are or what their interest in the question might be.

'Ugly' because the public exchange about this technology has usually seen extreme viewpoints gaining the most airtime.

Users will be able to earn airtime in exchange for receiving advertisements on their handsets.

The iPhone is an expensive data hog that soaks up airtime, and there's always a risk the networks will start playing tougher.

If you are confident about speaking in public, focus on increasing the quality-to-airtime ratio of your contributions.

State television has begun giving airtime to opposition figures even as it still disparages them.

After building a user base, Airtime expects to make money by selling advertisements or virtual goods, among other potential revenue streams.

Including the advertisers, who are expected to spend up to 20% less on airtime this year.

Perform cool tricks and awesome jumps for maximum airtime, race down the slopes at breakneck speed and beat the records.

The imposing Mr Prokhorov received airtime on state television and an audience with Mr Medvedev (see picture).

In fact , obtaining free airtime from local cable television stations is not as difficult as commonly perceived by most people .

It received extensive play in the Chinese media, with a noted British Daoist scholar, Martin Palmer, getting airtime on Chinese television.

Book airtime on t. v for your club. . . so you get attention.

Rich candidates can buy a lot of airtime, which occasionally wins them office: think of Michael Bloomberg in New York.

Instead, it resells airtime from Vodafone, Europe's biggest mobile operator.

How often do you really focus on listening to what your partner (or God) has to say instead of insisting on more airtime?

Fearing the loss of the Democrats' substantial quota of airtime for free political advertising, Mr Serra acquiesced.

Under Brazilian electoral law they are given a lot of free airtime, with those from the main parties receiving a bigger share.

As airtime gets cheaper, the untethered masses tend to use their mobiles more.

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As airtime gets cheaper, the untethered masses tend to use their mobile more.

On TV, airtime is a scarce resource; on YouTube, it's infinite.

Customers can also top up airtime abroad with cards bought at home.

For example, Apple rejects programs that would let you make phone calls over the Internet, thereby avoiding using up cellular airtime.

Clutter levels have declined by 27 per cent since 2004, a process that has also increased TV airtime costs.

Nearly all airtime in Africa is pre-paid.

Subscribers there do not want to spend much on airtime, but are keen to buy a flashy phone.

Besides sending money to relatives and paying for goods, they can check balances, buy mobile airtime and settle utility bills.

And there are no carrier subsidies in China, because 80% of phones are bought independently from airtime.

Reading tweets is also a cheap way to fill airtime.

He could not afford half-an-hour of airtime on the major channels, like his rival, he claimed;

30 rounds of the regular season get the airtime of 1458 hh 18 min in total