Sentence examples for broad broadcaster from inspiring English sources

Second there are risks for BSkyB in trying to become a genuinely "broad" broadcaster.

Roddy Davidson at Altium Securities said the BBC was one part of a "broad base of broadcaster relationships" for RDF.

Simon's range as an entertainment broadcaster is broad and rich, making him the perfect host of Radio 2's Drivetime programme".

Hunt's transfer to Channel 4 in January has also not met with broad approval at the broadcaster, or from those who are concerned about its ethos and mission to create alternative programming.

At a stroke, it gives BT ownership of some of the most prestigious and eagerly anticipated moments of the football season and ends Sky's dominance of a sport that has been crucial to the broadcaster's broader appeal.

All of this matters because Laverne defines herself as a broadcaster, and the "broad" part of the word is important to her.

At the same time, cable channels are increasingly emulating the "broad" aspects of what the broadcasters do by picking up series meant for wider audiences.

The House and Senate action was urged by many of the nation's smaller broadcasters and a broad coalition of liberal and conservative organizations.

"We do have a responsibility, and I do think we're a broadcaster in the broadest sense," said Jeff Zucker, the NBC Entertainment president.

That proposal is still supported by Bernardi, who told Guardian Australia on Monday the proposal had "broad support", including from the former broadcaster and now senator for Victoria, Derryn Hinch.

YouTube allows her and the others to focus on their core audiences, unencumbered by broadcasters' demands for a broad but bland appeal.