Sentence examples for broadcasting balance from inspiring English sources

This problem of broadcasting balance has a long history.

That means abandoning the culture of broadcasting balance that Murdoch has always felt stifling for Sky News.

With broadcasting, balance and impartiality have been statutory requirements: democracy is judged to be served by the absence of bias and partisan editorial agendas.

The 2003 Communications Act that created Ofcom spoke of citizens and consumers, but in broadcasting the balance is askew.

Though expensive, Pay-Tv service (a VOD precursor) has also grown in Africa: from 5 million legal subscribers in 2010 to 18 million in 2015, according to Sylvain Beletre of telecoms and broadcasting consultancy Balancing Act.

When we founded NPR in 1970, we were convinced that everyone would benefit from broadcasting that was balanced and impartial.

Among the biggest gifts to Murdoch from the Reagan administration was the elimination of the "fairness doctrine", which required political balance in broadcasting, allowing Murdoch a free pass in driving home his network's brand of fierce conservatism.

The BBC are committed to "balance" in broadcasting; meaning weight is given to quality and authority of viewpoints rather than just volume of noise.

I think the judge was wrong in saying the right to a fair trial outweighed the interest in broadcasting the programme – there is a balance to be struck and one right does not automatically outweigh another".

To balance the higher cost of broadcasting the games, ESPN demanded more money for title sponsorship of each game.

The history of broadcasting discusses some debates in relation to balancing conventional communication such as printing and telecommunication such as radio broadcasting.