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- McDonald's rolls breast strips after 5-market test
- OAK BROOK, ILL. -- McDonald's Corp. added chicken breast strips to its menu at locations nationwide. Served with a choice of low-fat honey mustard, spicy Buffalo or ranch dipping sauces, the strips are $2.89 for three strips, $4.39 for five strips and $7.99 for 10 strips. Before rolling out the...
- Research articles 2004-08-09
- Burger King Corp.(FOODSERVICE: NOW BEING SERVED)
- Burger King Corp., Miami, recently introduced BK Chicken Fries, an innovative chicken strip. The french fry-shaped strips of premium, all white meat chicken breast will be a permanent addition to the menu at ... Burger King Corp., Miami, recently introduced BK Chicken Fries, an innovative...
- Research articles 2005-08-01
- MGM wages war of the sexes.
- A new half-hour game show has joined the previously announced half-hour late-night strip, Chat Room America, on MGM Television Entertainment's development slate. The strip, from producer ... A new half-hour game show has joined the previously announced half-hour late-night strip, Chat Room America, on...
- Research articles 2000-01-03
- Cartoonist Scott Adams Puts Makes Office Cubicle-Dweller a Star.(Originated from The Boston Globe)
- May 28--Not many people recognize the name Scott Adams. But they have heard of his comic strip, Dilbert. The strip features Dilbert, an overweight eraserhead who has become a mythical champion of the cubicle class. In the strip, Dilbert is tormented anMay 28--Not many people recognize the...
- Research articles 1996-05-28
- Flat rotary motors made of lead-zirconate-titanate. (Materials Science/R&D).
- A low-cost, high-torque, flat rotary motor made of flexible strips of lead-zirconate-titanate PZT has reportedly been developed by the Pennsylvania State University, University Park, Pa PZT is an inexpensive, commonly available piezoelectric materi A low-cost, high-torque, flat rotary motor made of flexible strips of lead-zirconate-titanate...
- Research articles 2003-04-01
- Maury's the one for Tribune!(In The Loop)(Tribune Broadcasting Co)(Brief Article)(Illustration)
- MAURY'S THE ONE FOR TRIBUNE In Feb.'04 MAURY was the #1-rated strip from 9am-5pm on these Tribune-owned stations: MARKET STATION TIME HH RT/SH ...
- Research articles 2004-03-22
- Kids viewers plays hooky in '95: ratings down sharply for syndicated strips and weeklies; media buyers still high on power of genre. (children's television programs)(Special Report: National Association of Television Program Executives '96)
- Ratings down sharply for syndicated strips and weeklies; media buyers still high on power of genre Ratings for syndicated children's shows took an across-the-board hit kin 1995, a year ushered in by the launch of two broadcast networks that alrea Ratings down...
- Research articles 1996-01-15
- Stations face new reality: syndicators have host of offerings, including magazine, health, law enforcement entries.
- Although fall 1995 will not see the entrance of a new reality competitor on the scale of this season's Extra magazine show, the number of new offerings is up as syndicators and stations turn to the format to counter a wealth-- some would say glut--of Although...
- Research articles 1995-01-23
- Space-saving PCB barrier strips.(Electrical/electronic components in focus: A round-up of electrical/electronic components available from suppliers)
- Tyco Electronics has introduced a line of high-rise dual barrier strips for space-saving dual-level wire entry on congested printed circuit board PCB mounted applications. The BUCHANAN barrier strips are moulded to length with an 8.25-mm centreli Tyco Electronics has introduced a line of high-rise...
- Research articles 2006-05-01
- Toy tie-ins top kids TV: but FCC-friendly fare, international co-productions, are also on agenda.(Federal Communications Commission)
- Toy-driven shows continue to drive the pack of new children's animated strips being offered at NATPE. The occasional FCC-friendly strip or a live-action detective show highlights the crop, but there's no beating the cash that comes from a N ...
- Research articles 1998-01-19
- Disney's promotion to hit 'Home;' studio outlines 'Home Improvement' marketing plans for stations.(syndication of TV show)
- Studio outlines 'Home Improvement' marketing plans for stations Disney will launch blockbuster off-net sitcom Home Improvement Sept. 11, aided by a twopronged $90 million promotional push to brand the strip's location and time on stations and pea Studio outlines 'Home Improvement' marketing...
- Research articles 1995-05-22
- Disney's 'Aladdin,' 'Gargoyles' top new strips, weeklies: Saban strong; FCC-friendly market looks for action. (Special Report: NATPE 1995)
- There were no runaway hits on the scale of the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers among this season's debuting kids shows, but new strips from Saban and Disney found a strong audience response as the storm clouds of increased competition from the new UPN a There were...
- Research articles 1995-01-16
- Competition is fierce for small-fry. (1995-96 season for children's TV programs)
- Syndicators launching shows for kids and teens in fall 1995 will likely face one of the most competitive markets ever as the new WB and UPN networks take off. WB's 60-- and counting--stations are committed to a three-hour Saturday morning kids block Syndicators launching shows...
- Research articles 1995-01-23
- Steel technique could boost capacity at lower cost.(strip casting technique, being adopted by Nucor Corp.)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
- A new steelmaking technology nearing commercialization could lead to more steel capacity at a lower cost, a key combination during a time when global overcapacity is depressing steel prices and creating major problems for integrated steel companies s A new steelmaking technology nearing commercialization could lead...
- Research articles 2001-10-15
- Connie & Maury find Hartford home. (syndicated television show featuring Connie Chung and Maury Povich will air on WFSB-TV of Hartford, CT)(Brief Article)
- HOLLYWOOD--After extensive presentations to broadcasters at last month's NATPE convention, DreamWorks Television is quietly lining up stations for its upcoming strip hosted by Connie Chung and Maury Povich. Among the first to commit a prime a HOLLYWOOD--After extensive...
- Research articles 1997-02-24
- Concorde disaster blamed on debris from other jet.(International)
- Byline: PETA MILLER PONTOISE, France-Continental Airlines Inc. is disputing an official finding that debris from one of its aircraft was the direct cause of the 2000 crash of a Concorde jet at Charles de Gaulle Airport near Paris. A panel of exp...
- Research articles 2004-12-20
- Kids erosion continues in syndication; most new strips are flat or off; Claster, Disney showing some punch with 'Power Block' and 'Quack Pack.'(television ratings for first-run children's television programs; Walt Disney Television; Claster Television Inc
- Three weeks out of the box, new first-run children's shows are performing no better than first-run adult syndicated fare. A look at year-ago audience shares for prime kids time periods indicates that broadcasters are slowly but surely losing young Three weeks out of...
- Research articles 1996-10-14
- Migrate to chip-based payment cards: Visa, BUSINESS TIMES
- Business Times Malaysia 05-03-2002 VISA International, the world's leading payment brand, has urged Malaysia to speedily migrate towards a new and more secure technology that uses integrated circuit chips ICC in credit cards instead of magne Business Times Malaysia ...
- Research articles 2002-05-03
- Claim findings prompt training in fetal monitoring.(Risk Manager of the Year)
- Byline: DAVE LENCKUS Even in an environment where process improvement is fostered but not dictated, some changes just have to be made. While reluctant to impose clinical practice changes on physicians, HCA Inc.'s risk and insurance department sa Byline: DAVE LENCKUS...
- Research articles 2005-04-18
- Tough reality for magazine shows: ratings are off, with off-net sitcom strength a major factor. (syndicated magazine news shows)
- If a syndicated news magazine were to report on the recent performance of the first-run magazine genre, the promotional spot for the segment might sound something like this: "They said it could never happen, but it has. A tried-and-true p ...
- Research articles 1997-01-06
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