Sentence examples for broadcast means from inspiring English sources
Digital technologies may have been seriously disruptive, but they have enabled networks to aggregate large audiences over time through viral, not broadcast, means.
The rise of time-shifted viewing – watched after the programme's initial broadcast – means the so-called "overnight" audience accounts for a smaller proportion of the programme's total viewing than it once did.
Given the state of the recording industry, Mr. Gelb said, an international audience of 100,000 for a single Met broadcast means that "more people are paying to see this kind of programming in theaters than are buying the DVD or CD".
The Outernet uses existing communications satellites to store and broadcast data - broadcast means to send out signals or programmes.
A mechanism to deal with network disconnection can be used to improve RTC, which is left for future work. 1 In the rest, the term broadcast means single-hop broadcast unless stated otherwise.
The platforms of Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr all inspire conversation to stay within their ecosystem, while YouTube, StumbleUpon and Pinterest all cross the chasm to inspire conversation through both intimate and broadcast means.
The disaster's occurrence during a major live television broadcast meant that news of the earthquake, as well as aerial views provided by the Goodyear blimp, reached a large audience.
Self selection of questionnaire respondents and factors such as time of day, mode and network of the broadcast mean that the demographics of listeners to the radio broadcast cannot be expected to be wholly representative of the general population.
This, plus the rules on election broadcasts, means that the PT's chances would be boosted were it to join forces with other centre-left groups.
The spread of NT Live and other performance broadcasts means that the venue is now as likely to be a cinema as a theatre.
Based on more than 50,000 interviews with Soviet citizens, the book sheds light on what these broadcasts meant to listeners as the USSR moved toward a freer society.
