Sentence examples for broadcast fee from inspiring English sources

SBS paid the standard broadcast fee which was a "pittance", Ebeid said.

While its £150,000 costs have been covered by insurance, Carlisle could still do with the £144,000 live television broadcast fee a fourth-round tie with Everton would guarantee.

The orchestra, which is near the end of a three-week tour of Asia, is waiving its broadcast fee and will make a donation to the China Youth Development Foundation.

Then there's that big increase in the monthly broadcast fee.

This 'fine print' has our friends -- the $9.99 router, $11.99 set top box, the $4.99 Regional Sports Fee, the $1.99 Broadcast Fee, the $89.99 installation and the taxes, fees and surcharges, including (but not detailed) including the franchise fee.

A specific revenue figure for the match was not made public, but half of the gate receipts went to The Football League to distribute amongst its member clubs, with Gillingham and Wigan each receiving twenty-five per cent and no additional television broadcast fee.

She is owed an estimated $2.1m in unpaid broadcast fees.

Competition among teams would boost the number of games shown and keep broadcast fees low.

It was the Pacifica radio network's operating costs as a whole, not the broadcast fees owed to "Democracy Now".

He is signed through June 2006 and is earning $750,000 a year in salary, broadcast fees and endorsements.

Among Pacifica's debts are more than $2 million in broadcast fees owed to Amy Goodman's "Democracy Now!," the network's most popular show.