Sentence examples for begun digital from inspiring English sources

The broadcasters association said that it had begun digital broadcasting to smartphones, with programming from more than 140 local television stations now available in 51 large cities.

Protecting the copyrights of digital television programs is becoming increasingly relevant as more free, over-the-air stations have begun digital broadcasting.

When the Orchard began, digital music was the tiniest of niches, but it now represents the industry's best hope for survival.

The last of the big television stations still broadcasting in analogue will turn off their transmitters and begin digital transmissions only.

Despite a deadline of May 1 , 2002 for the nation's 1,309 local commercial broadcast stations to begin digital transmission, only 393 have started doing so, the National Association of Broadcasters says.

While courts have begun going digital, the digital database may only include court records for recent cases.

The company, which Steve Jobs had bought three years before, had begun producing digital commercials.

Camera makers have begun downplaying digital zoom as a marketing device now that users have figured out that this electronic trick degrades the image.

Because computers have been a major application for integrated circuits from their beginning, digital integrated circuits have become commonplace.

We have attracted more than 200,000 members to our professional networks, and we've begun a digital-only operation in the US.

In early May, Mr. Waid and John Rogers, a television writer and producer, began another digital venture, Thrillbent, a Web site for free digital comics.