Sentence examples for broadcasters which are from inspiring English sources

Among the main broadcasters, which are concentrated in Santo Domingo, is the government-owned Radiotelevisión Dominicana.

The arrangement allows the BBC to be better protected from the economic downturn than most commercial broadcasters, which are largely dependent on volatile advertising revenue.

Netflix is locked in a battle with streaming rival Amazon, as well as traditional broadcasters which are making in-roads into "over the top" streaming services.

The plan is intended to help level the playing field with national broadcasters, which are already required to fund television shows and other programming in their home countries.

The idea that websites can be regulated like broadcasters, which are required to keep strict records of what they show in order to help watchdogs investigate complaints, is untenable.

It is being returned by TV broadcasters, which are switching to digital in February 2009.Second, the biggest block of bandwidth to be sold comes with novel conditions attached.

"They're ready for our second responsibility as broadcasters, which is not only to inform, but also to entertain and provide a diversion".

The largest, most carefully selected French polling panels – such as the Ipsos election surveys for Le Monde and the French public broadcasters, which is 10,000 strong – have a margin of error of less than 1%.

He added, "It's also noteworthy that any disclosure costs tied to putting the political file online relate directly to political advertising revenue received by broadcasters, which is estimated to be in the $3 billion range this year, up by large amounts over past years".

That followed an initial suggestion by the home secretary, Theresa May, to give Ofcom unprecedented powers to take pre-emptive action against broadcasters, which was subsequently criticised by her cabinet colleague Sajid Javid who warned it would turn the regulator into a state "censor".

But researchers from Fortinet, which specialises in internet security and who are still investigating what happened in Korea, said they are still unsure quite how the hack was done – although they are increasingly confident that it was the work of a foreign government targeting banks and broadcasters, which were hit earlier this week.