The phrase "active broadcasters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or entities that are currently engaged in broadcasting activities, such as radio or television hosts.
Example: "The conference featured several active broadcasters who shared their insights on the future of media."
Alternatives: "current broadcasters" or "engaged broadcasters".
He has been an extremely active broadcaster ever since, with a steady stream of essays appearing across international media.
Another good example, @MicrosoftHelps, is an active broadcaster but also a sensitive responder, replying to queries in a casual, friendly, and helpful tone.
To be eligible, an active or retired broadcaster must have a minimum of 10 years of continuous major league broadcast service with a ball club, a network, or a combination of the two.
NetPlay TV Group, which trades as SuperCasino, said that it was only made aware of the title of the programme and that "policies and procedures did not enable them to take an active supervisory approach to broadcasters and how they scheduled ad breaks".
Popper was knighted in 1965, and retired from the University of London in 1969, though he remained active as a writer, broadcaster and lecturer until his death in 1994.
Broadcasters had an active duty to determine the spectrum of views on a given issue and include those people best suited to representing those views in their programming.
He sold his 4.5 percent share in the Lakers in 2010 but remains an N.B.A. broadcaster and is active in his other businesses.
It is quite a different matter however to require the broadcasters to play an active role in that process a scenario that would make the broadcasters ethically uncomfortable, according to analysts of the industry.
The cable networks that compete against the broadcasters have been unusually active, the executives said, and are poised to exceed substantially the $5.5 billion they took in last spring.
Publishers and broadcasters have been as active in acquiring new-media properties, like blogs and Internet video sites, as they have old media properties, such as newspapers and TV stations.
It seeks to encourage broadcasters to play an active role in promoting and protecting child rights by providing them with regular, quality TV programs.
