Sentence examples for broadcast style from inspiring English sources

As for his broadcast style, Chamberlin is no fan of the "look at me" school.

Traditional messages in the old broadcast style – exalt your product, tell your audiences why they need it now – are at best overlooked and forgotten; at worst, ridiculed.

Danny Baker's Saturday-morning 5 Live show is just as you'd expect: if you don't know Danny's broadcast style, then what have you been listening to for the past 20 years?

Each story allows him to broadcast style and effect in different ways, from the mannered staging of murders to the sociopolitical disputes broached by Mr. Virmani's much-abused guitarist, who repeatedly proclaims "I want answers!" and elicits an inspired monologue from one dastardly foe comparing God to underwear.

What I really liked about 2K9 was the overall broadcast style of the game.

Somewhere out in the wild and woolly chaos that is the World Wide Web, there is a future for streaming video the much touted delivery of broadcast style video across the Internet at the click of a mouse.

What are some examples of the way the film "Anchorman" represents the television news broadcast styles of the 1970s?

In the long run-up to the vote, Guineans have been using new technologies to connect: poll-monitoring via text message, Internet radio and the broadcast-style conference calls.

Barber insists that, with more than half of the FT's readership accessing it on mobiles, the paper has to embrace what he calls broadcast-style publishing schedules, fulfilling peak demand – "It's adapt or die frankly and that's what we're doing".

Leveson himself wanted to involve Ofcom, despite Ofcom's obvious reluctance and unsuitability (Lord Puttnam's claim at the Oxford Media Convention that investigative journalism had nothing to fear from broadcast-style regulation was worryingly complacent).

Daniel Miller, professor of anthropology at University College London and director of the social media research project Why We Post, says apps such as WhatsApp and WeChat are an antidote to the large broadcast-style platforms of Facebook and Twitter.