Sentence examples for broadcasters content from inspiring English sources

I have mentioned the editorial independence of the BBC, and it is important to point out that all broadcasters' content and output services are exempt from the provisions of the Equality Act, to ensure that politicians do not interfere in the editorial independence of those broadcasters.

No we don't either, but that's not about to deter new startup Vinson which is launching their their new mobile OTT (Over The Top) TV app on iOS for broadcasters, content aggregators and content distributors at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

What lives as a benchmark in entertainment also creates a target for the next generation of event producers, broadcasters, content creators and artists to come together and compete.

During the last few months, the justices recognized the centrality in our private lives of the smartphone by requiring that police obtain warrants to search the phones of people in their custody, but turned away the claim of the owner of another new technology, Aereo, that using its own antennas to deliver broadcasters' content didn't infringe copyrights.

"Kangaroo will be an important shop window for UK broadcaster content and is another component of ITV's exciting online strategy," said Grade.

Nativ's recently launched Mio solution provides video-based services with workflow tools for the ingest, validation, filtering, cataloging and manipulation of video content…the kind of capability that future YouTube's, Revvers, broadcasters and content owners will need – to automate and manage large volumes of complex video content.

Mochila will be a place where newspapers, magazines, Web sites and broadcasters sell content to other publications.

"We feel it will be a much more immersive environment than ITV," said Hair. "We do look at things differently to other broadcasters and content providers.

Aereo has huge arrays of TV antennae – at least one for every user of its service – and so claims it's not publicly reshowing broadcasters' copyright content.

In the analogue age, broadcasters commissioned content for a broad mass of people who watched just a few shows on just five channels.

And making films that can capture worldwide audiences whose moviegoing tastes have been shaped by the big American-style cinema experience seems to be the main objective of many European broadcasters, once content to satisfy their local markets.