Sentence examples for broadcasters through from inspiring English sources

"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.

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 contains very general and ambiguous statements that could be used at any time to close a channel down or take if off air". In the past, Arab governments have arrested correspondents, closed down bureaux or pursued al-Jazeera and rival broadcasters through the courts.

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.

Mainstream broadcasters through to smaller vloggers are looking at our solution as a new way to eradicate issues caused by 'fake traffic' and to help create new, more immediate revenue streams - particularly in reference to how much commission the major online video platforms take from content owner channels.

"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".

The conversation will be moderated by WHYY's award winning journalist, Tracey Matisak, who brings to bear wide-ranging experience as Anchor, Reporter, and Broadcaster through two decades of work in major market radio and television including Fox Philadelphia, PBS, NPR, and WHYY, and KYW Newsradio.

He came to prominence first as a religious broadcaster through his "Old-Time Gospel Hour" and then, in 1979, as the leader of the Moral Majority, an organization whose very name drew a vivid line in the sand of American politics.