Sentence examples for a broadcasting model from inspiring English sources

"Designers should consider moving from a broadcasting model of communication to an interactive and dynamic palette where users are collaborators," Ms. Habjan Boisselle said.

"But, most importantly, the fragmentation of the licence fee risks de-stabilising a broadcasting model that works.

Sources say Radio National is facing even bigger changes next year as it moves towards a digital-first strategy and away from a linear broadcasting model.

CompBiome inherits the simplicity and the functionality of RSS feeds to disseminate resource descriptions via an XML broadcasting model, where each site developing computational biology resources may distribute the specifications of their resources according the XSD/XML schema (www.biositemap.org/biositemaps-v04.xsd).

The old one-to-many model, which is the traditional educational or broadcasting model of a talking head with no ability to interact, is being transformed.

YouTube was not the first video-hosting site, but it was the first to disrupt the stagnating online broadcasting model, creating a platform with digital engagement at its core.

Is there a value in the tension between the regulated/impartial broadcasting model represented by the BBC and the unregulated/partial-as-you-like press?

They should, since broadband is making the broadcasting model more and more ridiculous.

Another option for serious journalism is that it will become the domain of nonprofits–or be reader, not advertiser, supported, along the public broadcasting model.

A few weeks prior to BBC Three going online only in the UK (on February 16th), ditching its linear broadcasting model to both save corporation coin and, I suppose, appeal more directly to the watch-when-I-want millennial crowd, the channel put out a great documentary on eSports.

Frost's lasting legacy to the medium that entranced him from a young age will be in having created a new model for a broadcasting career: from employee – as he was on That Was the Week That Was – to tycoon and producer.