The phrase "a single broadcaster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific entity or organization that transmits television or radio programs.
Example: "In the age of streaming, a single broadcaster can no longer dominate the market as it once did."
Alternatives: "one broadcaster" or "a sole broadcaster".
But experience from elsewhere in the world shows that public funding and advertiser funding make poor bedfellows within a single broadcaster; as it lurches between conflicting incentives, its public service programming suffers.
Anyway, if most of your stories are going to be Beeb-bashing, ie devoted to a single broadcaster, as was the case with Alex Spence and Ben Webster, broader experience may not be a necessity.
"The bid deadline has been set for Monday, 22 June but we will give all prospective bidders notice late on Friday 19 June if Setanta have met their conditions, thereby negating the need for bids to be submitted". Under an agreement with the European Commission, the Premier League cannot sell all their live matches to a single broadcaster.
"You don't commit to a single broadcaster for eight years at a time when there are other players in the field," he told BBC Radio Manchester.
It is the first time a single British broadcaster has won exclusive live rights for the 350 games from the two tournaments.
Smooth Radio is turning its five regional stations into a single national broadcaster, based in Manchester, with the loss of up to 60 jobs.
They make all kinds of jokes, some of them quite lewd," said Murtaza Razvi, a senior editor at Dawn, a leading English-language newspaper.Pakistan's broadcasting rules were liberalised under Pervez Musharraf soon after he took power in a military coup in 1999, and the number of television channels quickly grew from a single state broadcaster to nearly a hundred channels.
Facebook's real prospects are to spread globally in the way that a single commercial broadcaster would never be allowed to do, not least in China, and to see if the company can develop a new line of business, hence all the speculation about getting into phones.
And following its introduction, television was tightly controlled through a single national broadcaster.
While BT said it was the first time a single UK broadcaster had won the exclusive live rights to all matches from the two tournaments, Sky said the deal was "far in excess" of its own valuation.
Such a change would be little short of a revolution for the Premier League, which last sold its rights in seven different packages of either 12 or 26 matches with no single broadcaster permitted to own all seven.
