Sentence examples for broadcast assets from inspiring English sources

Today, there are few buyers for broadcast assets.

They're one of the few newspaper companies that still have broadcast assets," Ms. Quadrani said.

Mr. Master of Nielsen said, "Now, because they're all one company, NBC has this full range of broadcast assets to devote to the N.H.L. playoffs".

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Televisa's founder, Emilio Azcárraga Vidaurreta, also started the company that grew into Univision, but the family was forced to sell in 1986 because of America's rules against foreigners owning broadcast assets.

Its broadcast assets also include the multiplex operator SDN, which operates a digital terrestrial multiplex license in the UK.

Some of the company's TV stations could find buyers (See: "Who Will Tune In Tribune's TV?") But Zell's decision to recruit long-time business associate and former Clear Channel Radio head Randy Michaels as a Tribune executive vice president, suggests that large-scale broadcast asset sales may not happen.

Ogilvy London now leads the agency's global network in the management and broadcast of digital assets.

But more likely, Comcast looked at its existing assets (broadcast and cable channels and streaming video) and wondered why NBC had so long resisted the live Olympics.

The other says that no company may own more than one broadcasting network, and Viacom already owns 50% of a small, newish broadcasting network, UPN.If the merger is nevertheless allowed to go ahead, Mr Redstone and Mr Karmazin will have to work out how to make the broadcast and production assets work together.

Most recently Dunmall was the first Group Managing Director, Advertising, at Bauer Media where he spearheaded the integration of the business' print, broadcast and digital assets into a single advertising operation.