Sentence examples for broadcaster through from inspiring English sources

"He is remembered by ABC staff as a leader who steered the broadcaster through challenging times and positioned it for the digital age.

Patten's second appointment as director general, Tony Hall, praised Patten for being "a staunch believer" in the BBC, and said he had steered the broadcaster "through some of its most difficult days".

"I think to lead any broadcaster through the next five years, it's not enough to be able to look backwards, you've got to be able to keep up with the massive, fundamental shifts going on".

Betjeman was not homosexual, but he was always at his best with a camp coterie and he became a broadcaster through his friends in the Homintern, the network of leftwing homosexuals who exercised a disproportionate power in the arts (and the arts were rather the better for it).

Slow TV also opens up an extended dialogue among viewers, as well as between viewers and the broadcaster, through various social media channels.

Noble & Silver are among several innovative live acts being given the chance to make their own television show by the main terrestrial broadcasters through the medium of new digital channels.

"It has forced millions of people to question whether they can trust big media, and by bypassing the broadcasters through internet distribution it has altered the media power balance profoundly.

It also made its revenue-generation tools available to tens of thousands of smaller broadcasters through the Twitch Affiliate program, launched this spring.

But LiveMe is bigger – it has more than 60 million users and has paid out over $30 million to its broadcasters through its direct virtual gifting program, the company claims.

As we wait for Twitter's upcoming Moments (or Lightning) feature to drop, we're also left to reflect on just how much more effective Facebook has been at working with specific partners to deliver more tailored experiences, whether that's to journalists through Signal, public figures through Mentions or broadcasters through this latest release.

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