Sentence examples for broadcasters that are from inspiring English sources

It is not just broadcasters that are fretting.

The network, called RCTV, is expected to reach no more than a third of households, leaving only state-controlled and private broadcasters that are not explicitly critical of Mr. Chávez's policies with national audiences.

The auctions were intended to compensate television broadcasters that are voluntarily giving up spectrum to be auctioned; to pay to relocate television stations that remain on the air; and to contribute up to $7 billion toward the construction of a nationwide public safety broadband network.

"Making this information easily accessible will let the public see the large number of broadcasters that are doing a strong job of meeting their public-interest obligations, and also those that are not," Genachowski said in October as the FCC voted to publish the proposal for comment.

While that may sound natural given NBC's prominence in the United States, it's a disproportionately large amount of money considering that there are 22 other broadcasters that are also paying to show the Olympics to dozens of countries around the world.

Tranter also talked about the difference between a "BBC hour" without ads and a "network hour" on commercial channels such as ITV or Channel 4, or the US broadcasters that are the corporation's co-production partners, which is typically closer to 45 minutes.

The operators will be bidding on part of the valuable low-frequency bandwidth used by television broadcasters that was freed in the conversion from analog to digital broadcasting.

The Tower Group estimate does not include computer-replacement costs for insurance companies, engineering firms, associations, government offices and television broadcasters that were in the two 110-story skyscrapers.

"It is up to the broadcasters, that is the country we live in.

British rules on media ownership are largely designed to prevent media barons from acquiring large stakes in ITV, a terrestrial broadcaster that was once immensely profitable.

Last week, 577 employees were hired to staff an interim broadcaster that is to operate until a permanent replacement for ERT is set up.