Sentence examples for benefit broadcast from inspiring English sources

The Times also reports that HBO has pulled Louis CK from its on-demand library and dropped him from the lineup of its comedy benefit broadcast "Night of Too Many Stars".

According to CNN, the money has primarily benefited broadcast media companies.

We are keen to explore how binaural sound could benefit other broadcast genres, including classical music, and I was keen to apply some new technology to an area of broadcasting that I know well.

In both cases, they used social media to their benefit to broadcast their whereabouts, and to ditch those whose actions and didn't benefit them if they weren't invited to an event.

But the evidence on the public benefits of broadcast direct-to-consumer drug advertising is mixed.

This allows us to demonstrate the benefits of broadcast for live services alongside normally Internet access for catch-up services.

It further enables frequency-domain adaptation, provides benefits in broadcast scenarios, and is well suited for multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) processing.

We're now working to introduce the broadcasts directly into an experimental version of BBC Sounds, allowing us to demonstrate the benefits of broadcast for live services alongside mobile Internet access for podcasts and catch-up services in a single application.

He was roundly booed at an internationally broadcast benefit rock concert.

Written statements have the benefit of being broadcast quickly, but it is often easier to strike the right tone through speech.

Using multicast as the default communication scheme, the framework can directly benefit from the broadcast nature of the wireless medium if such an optimisation is supported by the lower network protocols.