Sentence examples for broadcast press from inspiring English sources

Rather than investigating, the media often serve as a venue for government and corporations to broadcast press releases.

The press conference on Wednesday is Cameron's first since he broke into sobs at a nationally broadcast press conference with his mother, following his father's death.

That informal conversation among political-class elites typically led to traditional print or broadcast press coverage one to two days later, and that, in turn, might have an impact on the horse race.

Candidate Barack Obama did more than broadcast press releases in 140 character chunks; he engaged fans, pioneered tools for organizing, and inspired a culture of viral artistry.

After a five-year internal debate that weighed adopting specific causes such as mental illness and arthritis, the charity in 1958 said at a nationally broadcast press conference, no less-it would embrace a laundry list of medical needs, including birth defects.

Jim counseled a number of global companies about financial and broadcast press, executive thought leadership, digital and broadcast video production, and product and strategic communications, assisting clients in bridging their consumer, financial and technology messaging.

Its use of hyperlinks further means it can only examine online news outlets and thus ignores the print and broadcast presses that are more influential in parts of the world.

The photographs have subsequently been revealed to be stills from a new documentary program, due to be broadcast on Press TV.

He behaved like a proper guest, the immigrants said, and was therefore rewarded with the Chinese Government's decision to broadcast his press conference live, and unedited.

The documentary, broadcast on Press TV, followed foreign media reports that Ms Ashtiani had been freed.

I will use parts of the discussion in a documentary film which will be broadcast on Press TV (an English language satellite channel).