Sentence examples for broadcasting entertainment from inspiring English sources

The increase in the number of listeners in turn justified the establishment of stations especially for the purpose of broadcasting entertainment and information programs.

In many countries communications, broadcasting, entertainment and information services have separate regulators or different rules, but as the distinction between them starts to blur that no longer makes much sense.

'Our members are expecting budget cuts,' says Sharon Elliott of the union Bectu (Broadcasting, Entertainment, Cinematograph and Theatre Union).

I meet Dai Donovan on a summer afternoon in Cardiff at Bectu (the Broadcasting, Entertainment, Cinematograph and Theatre Union) headquarters – no surprise he is still a trade unionist.

His many projects included industrial and office buildings, housing and apartment developments, shopping centers, hotels, and broadcasting, entertainment and theatrical facilities.

This article was amended on 24 April 2014 to correct the name of the Broadcasting, Entertainment, Cinematograph and Theatre Union, from Broadcasting, Entertainment & Cinema Trades union as the original said.

The policy limited stations to broadcasting two entertainment shows during prime time each week and urged them to produce shows that espouse Communist Party values.

He established an amateur radio station in his home in Wilkinsburg, Pa., as a hobby in 1919, broadcasting music and entertainment to local listeners.

The Voice of America's core work for the last six decades has been broadcasting news, sports, entertainment and official government opinions around the world via shortwave radio.

Perhaps it's too soon to properly assess the show, given that conventional wisdom dictates that US talkshows take three or four decades to fully hit their stride, and perhaps in the coming weeks Handler will make good on her promise to usher in a revolutionary new era of entertainment broadcasting.

The idea that the Voice of America, whose core work for the last six decades has been broadcasting news, sports, entertainment and official government opinions, could be bypassed -- or even eliminated -- in favor of a headline news service -- rankles deeply among the editorial employees who work one flight up from Radio Sawa.