Sentence examples for broadcasters schedules from inspiring English sources

The chairman of the commission, Sam Younger, said: "If there can be anything done to make the watching of party election broadcasts more attractive to the viewer in a way which fits with the broadcasters' schedules, that is something I would want to see happen".

Those tuners let you do everything earlier TiVo's do, like choosing shows to record from a list (without having to know their broadcast time or channel), pausing or rewinding live TV, zipping past commercials, recording the same show every week automatically, and generally bending the broadcasters' schedules to your whim.

The roll-out of cloud services allied to faster internet speeds now offers televisions the chance to usurp the PC's place, and offers users further freedom from the confines of broadcasters' schedules.

It's one of television's not particularly well-kept seasonal secrets that the Friday night of the August bank holiday is pretty much a dead zone; only the very lonely or the very bored will be watching, so there is no point in the broadcasters scheduling anything for which they want to grab good ratings.

And with the BOLT OTA, you don't have to go back to the days where you're beholden to broadcaster schedules.

(The reason for ignoring short segments is that they often have neither description in the EPG, nor related synopsis, thus making it impossible to evaluate the segment/synopsis association. Indeed, short segments mostly correspond to fillers inserted by broadcasters to adjust broadcasting schedules and to weather forecast programs).

Ofcom has contacted BSkyB, the satellite broadcaster that carries the Press TV channel, to have it removed from its broadcast schedule.

Oral arguments in a Supreme Court case between Aereo and several major broadcasters are scheduled to begin next month.

On Feb. 17, the nation's TV broadcasters are scheduled to go all-digital, and Americans with unconverted analog televisions will get their reception cut off.

Barring any intervention from Congress, the nation's full-power television broadcasters are scheduled to shut off their analog signals on Feb. 17.

Between 9 p.m. and 10 p.m., when British broadcasters generally schedule their most popular dramas, 22percentt of shows were time-shifted, as viewers watched them later or recorded a second program as they watched their first choice immediately.