Sentence examples for broadcasting environments from inspiring English sources

The tuning time and the access time are two performance measures in data broadcasting environments.

How this system is useful in a creative industry and a public broadcasting environment is unclear.

"In the modern broadcasting environment, a network needs to be fleet of foot, think in a single-minded way.

"We want to expose ourselves in the broadcasting environment there and we hope to have news about a deal leading into Saturday's game.

When it comes to the long term future of the BBC clearly there have been a lot of changes in the broadcasting environment, not least technology changes.

Although the channel is commercially funded, it is owned by the government, giving it a unique place in the British broadcasting environment.

"For me what marks them out - whether they be from broadcasting, new media or the marketing world - is their commitment to innovation and their deep understanding of the rapidly changing broadcasting environment".

Holmes makes the point that the broadcasting environment has changed out of all recognition over those two decades and the BBC, with its large family of channels, has doubled its general programming in the same period.

Last week's Ofcom PSB document contained a lot of discussion about the importance of online content in the wider public service broadcasting environment, with talk of content needing to engage the audience as more than just linear television.

ITV has talked about the importance of 'event television', but pressure from advertisers and shareholders means it hasn't had the breathing space to respond adequately to the new broadcasting environment, Bennett says.

Launched in 1997 by The Spice Girls, with a schedule promising the three Fs - "football, films and f******" – Channel 5 (or Five as it was known during the noughties) has survived numerous rebrands and ownership lurches to become a fixture in the UK broadcasting environment.