Sentence examples for back to broadcaster from inspiring English sources

Rather, as this roving, entertaining, sometimes disjointed memoir reveals, he lurched from job to job, from broadcaster to producer and back to broadcaster.

Channel 4 is talking to Caitlin Moran about bringing the award winning Times columnist and author back to the broadcaster.

Marolin Watson, a campaigner for drugs awareness charity Hope UK said: "It is difficult to know what Channel 4 will achieve by this exercise apart from 'bringing a sense of mischief back to the broadcaster'.

The four-part series will "bring much needed clarity to a social issue often mired in controversy or confusion", said Jay Hunt, Channel 4's chief creative officer, adding that the series would bring "a sense of mischief" back to the broadcaster.

This is hugely important because, outside of money received from the ICC, the biggest source of income for most teams is selling television coverage of a visit from India back to Indian broadcasters.

"If we get two or three years' stability it gives the league credibility and something back to our broadcasters and sponsors.

And welcome back to Andy Kershaw, another broadcaster who's had his wilderness years, as co-presenter of Radio 3's Music Planet, on Thursdays at 9pm.

Cable system operators are now in the midst of upgrading their equipment to facilitate new networks which will be capable of delivering user input from the home and back to either the television broadcaster, an Internet server or both.

These clips automatically include links back to the original live broadcaster, which eliminates concerns about someone appropriating another's content as their own, while also sending traffic back to the site when the Clip is shared more broadly.

Now we're looking to bring all those broadcasters back to One World Trade Center.

The report said that while the terms of trade – the deal in the 2003 Communications Act that transferred programme rights back to independent producers from broadcasters – had worked well, they needed to be reviewed in light of new entrants to the market.