Sentence examples for broadcast relationship from inspiring English sources

"This is a historic broadcast relationship that will unlock the great game and we are honored to partner with Twitter.

Jumping from its long-time spot on Spike TV, TNA kick starts its new broadcast relationship with a massive televised live event on Weds., Jan .7. "We're excited," said Robbie E of the wrestling organization's new provider, which has already announced an increase in weekly TNA programming for viewers with still more possible in the future.

What seems like a good deal to Fox now, improving their broadcast relationships, might turn out to be a ball and chain a year from now as the practicality of cord-cutting grows.

But roughly the same percentage of both genders (84 percent) broadcast their relationship status.

But Broadcast's relationship with the past was far more complex than that of some of their slavishly retro contemporaries.

"But," he added, "the mayor has a much bigger megaphone to broadcast his relationship with the president, which makes it seem bigger than it probably is".

I just wish it didn't feel, in terms of the broadcast media's relationship with theatre, quite such a special event.

Are there two definable groups of users of social networking sites based on the individual's interaction style, that is whether the prime goal is to self-promote (broadcast) or maintain relationships (communicate)?

National loyalty cannot be judged on the basis of one's relationship with broadcast TV any more than it can on which national cuisine one consumes.

Other campaigns are more about a broadcast that deepens the relationship with the customer, as seemed to be the case with Starbucks' "Behind the Scenes" campaign.

Others argue that they should pull back on their relationships with broadcast networks and concentrate instead on the other part of their business: selling broadband-Internet subscriptions.