Sentence examples for broadcast legally from inspiring English sources

The channel lineup on Zattoo is excellent, and unlike many others it's all broadcast legally as well.

Today the influence of pirate radio lives on in stations such NTS, which adopt a similar model but are able to broadcast legally online while remaining firmly outside the mainstream.

In 2006, the F.C.C. declared the two broadcasts legally indecent, though it did not impose sanctions — in line with an indecency policy adopted in 2004 when the commission abandoned its longstanding practice of giving legal immunity to so-called fleeting expletives.

In 2010, the Supreme Court ruled in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission that statutes protecting the ability of individual contributors to fund political broadcasts legally extended to corporations, because campaign finance laws could not deny free speech rights based on the type of entity claiming such rights.

Although they are not legally broadcast inside Cuba, they can be seen via black-market satellite systems and pen-drive recordings.

Also, there are many shows the BBC can legally broadcast in the UK but not stream abroad.

Past text-message campaigning was mostly automated "broadcast" texting, which legally required explicit opt-ins with heavy fines for spam.

See, e.g., Warner Bros., 720 F.2d at 242-44 (promotional broadcasts for television series legally parodying the Superman comic strip character did not infringe copyright in Superman character).

In the United Kingdom and the Crown dependencies, one must have a television licence to legally receive any broadcast television service, from any source.

All stations broadcast in the UK must legally hold a music copyright licence from the Phonographic Performance Limited, PRS for Music and Mechanical-Copyright Protection Society in order for royalties to be paid to the musicians the main bodies represent.

Nor can a business legally use a consumer broadcast of any kind as background music, unless it pays a licensing fee.