Sentence examples for an emerging broadcaster. from inspiring English sources

Ariana's staff was in New York to receive honors as an "emerging broadcaster" at the International Emmy awards, held last Monday in Manhattan.

The plan is limited to analog broadcasters, but could be applied to emerging digital broadcasters later.

Financially Channel 4's performance has been pretty solid for an advertising-funded broadcaster emerging from a recession.

In a similar case to that being pursued by Facebook, earlier this month it emerged that broadcaster BSkyB is embroiled in a five-year long legal battle with internet telephony company Skype over the use of the mark "sky" in its branding.

It emerged that broadcasters, particularly BBC executives, had opened up a back channel with the Tories and reached an agreement on Saturday with David Cameron – described by the prime minister as formal offer.

(On June 13th Jeremy Hunt, Mr Cameron's culture secretary, narrowly survived a Commons vote on his controversial handling of Rupert Murdoch's now-withdrawn bid for full control of BSkyB, a satellite broadcaster).But a problem is emerging.

Karmazin went on to say that the acquisition was also in line with its strategy to serve the widest possible television audience: "Our television network is emerging as the only broadcaster serving all audiences, including those attracted to a service like ThirdAge".

Abraham said the idea that Channel 4's model was not sustainable in the long term, an idea that was pushed by predecessor Andy Duncan who claimed that a £100m-plus "funding gap" would emerge in the broadcaster's coffers at some point, was wide of the mark.

The latest revelation emerged after Swiss broadcaster SRF uncovered a 2005 contract in which the Warner-controlled Caribbean Football Union were sold the broadcast rights to the 2010 and 2014 World Cups for $600,000.

It has since emerged that Chinese broadcaster Mango TV amended a reference to homosexuality in Malek's speech on its online transmission of the ceremony.

The latest cracks at the Irish broadcaster emerged this week as it is understood to have missed a scheduled £3m payment to the Scottish Premier League (SPL).