TV print

noun

Movies, Television.

1. a release print with a color balance and contrast range suitable for television broadcasting.

Example Sentences

The Propane Education and Research Council, or PERC, which is funded by propane providers across the country, has spent millions of dollars on “provocative anti-electrification messaging” for TV, print and social media, using influencers like Mr. Blashaw, according to the group’s internal documents viewed by The New York Times.

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Meadows reveled in talking to all forms of media — mainstream, liberal, conservative, TV, print, digital — giving his phone number to just about any reporter who asked.

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If brand X has an important event coming up like back to school, a holiday, or the Super Bowl, you would develop campaigns with TV, print, out of home, and radio for specific windows of time.

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“I’m on record — radio, TV, print, hundreds of times — saying that I don’t support Defund the Police,’” she told the publication.

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“Because Newsmax is TV, print and digital, it could get people everywhere.”

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