Sentence examples for after switchover from inspiring English sources
The chances of that money ever being returned for the free decision of the BBC, after switchover is complete, are slim.
"I am primarily talking about the recurring money that will be surplus to the BBC's programmes and services budget after switchover if the licence fee is maintained at its present level in real terms," he said.
The chairman also claims support from an Ipsos opinion poll for the BBC's argument that reducing the licence fee by £5.50 is a better way of disposing of the digital assistance monies after switchover than allocating them to non-BBC broadcasters.
The three episodes should also occur in a period not exceeding three months after switchover.
He promised that, after the switchover, a higher proportion of the licence fee would be spent on "original British content".
Last night Richards warned that it was important to maintain plurality in public service broadcasting after digital switchover in 2012.
The week after the switchover, the number of fresh cases fell significantly, with a best estimate of 30,000 new cases, down by two-thirds from the previous week.
The report endorsed the local consortia idea proposed by the broadcasting watchdog Ofcom to replace the current ITV local news after digital switchover.
Ed Richards, the Ofcom chief executive, warned that without radical action to replace ITV's service, viewers across the UK could be left with the BBC as their only supplier of local TV news after digital switchover in 2012.
Most television stations will use backup antennas during the transition while their old analogue ones are taken down from their towers and replaced with new digital masts.So, for the first week or two after the switchover use the converter box's on-screen menu periodically to scan for new digital stations.
Mr Bryant said S4C needed to make changes to head off the threat of declining revenues and the migration of viewers after digital switchover to Channel 4. S4C is broadcast in place of Channel 4 on digital terrestrial analogue TV in Wales.
