Sentence examples for broadcasting directly from inspiring English sources

The winner of the 2010 Radio Academy John Peel Award for Outstanding Contribution to Music, Westwood could forge a new career broadcasting directly to his loyal fanbase.

It has been criticized for having similar music lineups across the country, and for passing off some D.J.'s who are really in San Diego or other cities as if they were broadcasting directly from stations in smaller towns.

Some specific efforts include Xinhua TV now operating a 24 hour news channel that is trying to imitate Al Jazeera; CCTV News is trying to compete with CNN and BBC; CRI is buying more air time in a number of AM and FM radio markets in the United States and Europe, while broadcasting directly into Africa, the Middle East and Latin America.

Periscope iOS / Android Twitter's live-streaming video app seemed a bit of a novelty when it launched but it's starting to find its place, from celebrities broadcasting directly to fans to journalists reporting live from the scenes of breaking news stories.

Radio transmitters hauled aloft by Air Force Special Operations EC-130E planes are broadcasting directly to the Iraqi public in Arabic with programs that mimic the program styles of local radio stations and are more sophisticated than the clumsy preachings of previous wartime propaganda efforts.

Twitter only added native viewing for Periscope streams this January, a button to open Periscope this May and broadcasting directly from Twitter today.

Local television programming will continue to be important, but most programmers will simply produce local content and sell it to a converged network rather than broadcasting it directly to consumers.

And we can expect even more broadcasters soon, as Twitch recently made an SDK available that will make it easier for game publishers to embed Twitch broadcasting tools directly into their games.

First, the 1990 telephone concession that helped make him one of the world's richest men forbade him from broadcasting TV, either directly or indirectly.

Like her, he was mocked for misremembering; like her, he treated the press as a comic foil and used the dominant medium of his day — broadcasting — to go directly to "the people".

In this case electromagnetic radiation is transmitted by a coaxial cable system to users either from a community antenna or directly from broadcasting stations.