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The extra time is then used for the daypart forecast.

During the daypart the station showed movies, drama shows, and talk shows.

Drive time is the daypart analog to prime time for radio broadcasting.

On the 1 minute flavor, the regional conditions map is replaced by the daypart forecast.

Four periods are only seen (when a fourth daypart is available) at :28 and :58 past the hour during regular programming.

More Daypart Forecast segment is featured on the 2-minute flavors.

In addition to demographics, a key breakdown in ratings is the "Daypart", or segment of the broadcast day.

"No one was serving kids in that daypart," Ms. Zhargami said.

Stations on minor networks usually air syndicated sitcom reruns or continue daytime programming during this daypart.

Products include a daypart forecast, text-based forecast, and extended forecast.

March 2002 - A daypart forecast and 7-day extended forecast known as the "Week Ahead" is introduced.

KDEF-AM continued carrying college and high school games in the evening daypart.

Though this schedule of dayparts can vary from station to station, most stations run similar daypart lineups and sell their advertisements accordingly.

The hour-by-hour forecast, referred to as "Daily Planner" is now renamed "Daypart Forecast".

June 2003 - On the 1 minute forecast, the daypart forecast and regional/metro forecast screens are replaced by a two-page text-based forecast.

Later in April 2002, "Daypart Forecast" and "The Week Ahead" segments have been added to the XL.

Each station produces its own distinct morning program; however, for the remainder of the day each station is the host studio to one daypart within a shared region-wide simulcast.

Prime time is the daypart (block of a day's programming schedule) with the most viewers and is generally where television networks and local stations reap much of their advertising revenues.

Lovesong specialist, Delilah, has garnered top ratings in her daypart with her internationally syndicated show on KBAY from 7pm until midnight.

A notable feature of the station during this era was a complete DJ-less music-intensive daypart from 9am to 5pm, predating the current trend in automated "jockless" radio.

In its early days as an ABC affiliate, the station produced its own shows in the afternoon, as ABC offered very little network programming during that daypart.

Sullivan, who reunited with his Bloomberg colleague Connell McShane, now anchors the 10am-noon daypart with Dagen McDowell.

The audience charts cross-reference BDS data with listener information compiled by the Arbitron ratings system to determine the approximate number of audience impressions made for plays in each daypart.

CNN Checkout Channel was an out-of-home advertising place-based satellite television network broadcasting customized CNN programming by daypart at grocery stores across the United States.

The variety shows of this daypart eventually evolved into late-night talk shows, which combine variety entertainment (primarily comedy and live music) with the aspects of a talk show (such as interviews with celebrities).