Sentence examples for broadcasting assets from inspiring English sources
"The market is looking at companies that have broadcasting assets," Mr. Janedis said.
* Home Shopping Network Inc., Clearwater, Fla., said it had completed its acquisition of the broadcasting assets of television station KIHS, Channel 46, in Los Angeles for $35 million.
Three months earlier, in September, the company laid off roughly 70 employees after news surfaced that its parent company, Gannett, would be dividing the paper from its digital and broadcasting assets.
"We have a critical mass to launch properties". Executives at Bertelsmann, which already owns the U.S. book publisher Random House and major publishing and broadcasting assets in Europe, have said they would spend what it takes to make G&J; a major player in the U.S. magazine market.
"First they got rid of the broadcasting assets.
CanWest, a broadcaster that became heavily indebted by its move into publishing as well as a deal to acquire several of Canada's leading cable channels, put many of its broadcasting assets under court protection in October.
Plumley, from Sheffield Hallam University, based his estimate on the club's match-day, commercial and broadcasting revenues plus the assets of St James Parkk and the training ground.
ADELPHIA COMMUNICATIONS CORP., Greenwood Village, Colo., the cable operator, said it had agreed to sell the assets and broadcasting rights of a radio station that broadcasts Buffalo Sabres hockey games to Entercom Communications, Bala Cynwyd, Pa., for $9 million.
The cuts, mainly at its newspaper division, come ahead of the company separating its publishing assets and broadcasting businesses.
That stake has included infrastructure and running costs for its four channels, purchase of fixed assets like broadcasting equipment, regulatory fees paid to the Egyptian state, and staff costs.
The new company, which would be called Westinghouse/CBS, would be run by Westinghouse Chairman Michael H. Jordan, who hinted Tuesday that the Pittsburgh, Pa.-based company would sell some industrial assets to concentrate on broadcasting.
