Sentence examples for broadcasters together from inspiring English sources

The reason is deeply rooted in the culture of the public service broadcasting system which binds the broadcasters together with those responsible for UK broadcasting policy," he said.

The two broadcasters, together with the Welsh independent production company Cynhyrchiadau Ceidiog Creations, will make the 52-part high-definition second series of Baaas, a live action, pre-school show about an extended family of all-singing, all-dancing sheep.

Ian Ritchie, chief executive of the Rugby Football Union - the sport's governing body in England, has been instrumental in bringing the broadcasters together, and has also been a key figure in the wider negotiations.

"One of our recommendations is that broadcasters get together as well".

"Whenever you get telecoms companies and broadcasters coming together, you're going to get trouble," he says.

Last month, all UK digital broadcasters joined together in a pooled Digital Radio Development Board to promote the service, which has failed to spark interest since launch in 1997.

Even though the most visible example on the continent of broadcasters working together – the Eurovision song contest – had become a joke in several languages, there were seen to be advantages, during an earlier recession, of pooling money and production talent.

"The history of Eurovision is that in 1953 or something, after the second world war, a group of broadcasters got together and said: 'How can we get Europe back?

A new code of conduct hands programme rights to independent producers from broadcasters, which, together with the BBC "Window of Creative Competition", leads to a five-year boom in business.

He added: "I'm always saying this whole thing should be a proper dialogue, a proper conversation, it shouldn't be about the government versus the BBC, it should be about the government, production community and all broadcasters talking together about what will improve the BBC and give more value for money for the licence fee payer.

The strategy behind the personal attacks on Murdoch, and the barrage of statistics designed to ram home Sky's dominance – its marketing budget is bigger than ITV's programming budget, its £4.8bn subscription revenues "dwarf... all the other commercial broadcasters put together" – was a simple one.