Sentence examples for benefited broadcast from inspiring English sources

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

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".

But in a government already so tightly tied to traditional broadcast television, any push to burden the Internet in a way that would only benefit traditional broadcast TV is, in a word, icky.

Inside CBS, executives point to the recent writers strike and note that Fox benefited because it broadcast more reality programming and fewer scripted dramas than the other networks.

Along with the Super Bowl, NBC Universals broadcast segment benefited from ratings gains for the singing competition "The Voice" and the musical drama "Smash".

In order to benefit from this broadcast nature, cooperative communication protocols have been proposed and implemented [11 22].

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.

As expected, The Office benefited highly from following the broadcast of Super Bowl XLIII, which was seen by 98.7 million average viewers, making it the most watched Super Bowl in history at the time.

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

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

"The beneficiaries include commercial broadcasters, transmission providers, equipment manufacturers and other parties who may benefit from the analogue broadcast spectrum released".