Sentence examples for broadcaster model from inspiring English sources

The Alexa was conceived in tribute to Alexa Chung, the British broadcaster, model and fashion icon so routinely referenced in the style press that she'd be something of a meaningless cliché if she weren't quite so good at wearing clothes.

He's accumulated hundreds of vintage Fender Telecasters, including a 1950 Broadcaster model valued at over $130,000.

Now, with our WebRTC Mobile Broadcaster, models can broadcast their lives on the go.

The report says a UK comms company might be considered a "more attractive" buyer politically than a US company, because it would keep Channel 4 in UK hands and is most likely to keep its publisher-broadcaster model intact, but the government would have to run an open, competitive bidding process.

BT is the most likely UK company to bid for Channel 4, according to a new report that estimates a sale protecting the broadcaster's model might only raise about £500m for the government.

Abraham accused Johnson of flip-flopping on his view of Channel 4 given his long history of defending the broadcaster's model, most recently last September in front of the House of Lords communications committee.

But it could set a precedent that prompts a flood of other start-ups -- or even cable companies -- to undermine the broadcasters' business model.

Broadcasters say they are being shortchanged, because broadcasting's model of transmitting from one station to millions of viewers is more efficient than one-to-one wireless communication.

ITV viewed itself as an integrated producer broadcaster and the model was working extremely well.

Presented by Matthew Wright, the show featured a panel of guests made up of Conservative MP Edwina Currie, reality television star Katie Hopkins, former London Mayor Ken Livingstone, broadcaster Terry Christian, former model Annabel Giles, and two people associated with James Turner Streetcharity campaigner Rev. Steve Chalke and Dierdre Kelly, known in the series as White Dee.

This is despite him helping embed the broadcaster's cross subsidy model while he was chairman.