Sentence examples for broadcasting age from inspiring English sources

It's of a different broadcasting age: a single person allowed to speak without interruption, a lecture so important it's allowed to reveal itself as it happens.

Whittingdale, who is expected to take a tough stance against the BBC when charter renewal negotiations begin, said it needed to be made "fit for the new broadcasting age we are moving into".

Job: writer, producer Industry: broadcasting Age: 48 New entry David Simon is responsible for the one of the most discussed and critically acclaimed TV series of the decade – The Wire.

Job: chief creative officer, BBC Vision Productions Industry: broadcasting Age: 46 Staff: 3,000 Salary: £310,000 New entry As the chief creative officer of BBC Vision, Pat Younge is responsible for the corporation's in-house programme-making department, the largest content creator in the world producing EastEnders, Strictly Come Dancing and Top Gear.

He began his career in broadcasting at age 13, singing gospel songs on KTHS Radio in Hot Springs, Ark .Humbard was ordained during the 1940s and in 1949 began airing his sermons from a CBS-TV affiliate in Indianapolis.

The normally staid Academy is also taking steps to join the social media age, broadcasting pre-Oscar events on its tie-in site, Oscars.com, and its Facebook page.

Stuart was broadcasting in the age of Alf Garnett and Love Thy Neighbour and contradicting every single stereotype that they presented.

The fact he was still broadcasting until the age of 83 was extraordinary.

Job: presenter, Radio 2 Age: 41 Industry: broadcasting New entry Ten years after his ignominious departure from Radio 1, Chris Evans sealed his broadcasting comeback with two big prizes at this year's Sony Radio Academy Awards.

Job: writer, director, producer, performer Industry: broadcasting, film Age: 45 New entry Armando Iannucci has been responsible for some of the funniest and most intelligent comedies of the past two decades, from The Thick of It and I'm Alan Partridge to The Day Today.

It means that passport holders are continuously broadcasting their name, nationality, age, address and whatever else is on the RFID chip.