"broadcast platform" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a means or method of broadcasting information or media content, such as television, radio, or online platforms. Example: "The company's new marketing strategy includes utilizing various broadcast platforms to reach a wider audience."
The Internet has transformed SXSW from rare, exclusive gig to broadcast platform.
Points of Entry Video Pulpit: Among evangelicals, a ministry is often synonymous with a broadcast platform.
Notably, Mr. Beck became a daily broadcast platform for a libertarian strain of politics that is also evident in the Tea Party, a movement he embraced.
Now that Twitter serves as a broadcast platform, Techmeme plans to include cogent 140-character Twitter posts written by influential people as headlines.
The same V.O.A. news department ignored our State Department's protest and provided a world broadcast platform to Muhammad Omar, the Taliban leader harboring Osama bin Laden.
However, leaving radio without a healthy digital broadcast platform, even accepting the immense long-term potential of internet radio, seems to me like bad news for the medium".
Access the ASA's process to complain about advertising featured in newspapers, online and on broadcast platforms.
He saw quite clearly that traditional broadcast platforms would converge and essentially future audiences would seek out and demand content when and where they needed it".
Local newspapers continue to evolve into local media businesses delivering local news and information across print, online, mobile and broadcast platforms.
Under the plan to make digital and broadcast platforms collaborate more the current title of manager of Radio National will be changed to "Ideas Network Lead", removing the name of the station from the executive entirely.
Ironically, at a time when its primary revenue source – advertising – has been under such challenge, the local media is reaching bigger audiences than ever before across its print, online and broadcast platforms.
