Sentence examples for broadcasting experience from inspiring English sources

Welcome to the Internet live broadcasting experience.

Crozier's appointment has raised eyebrows because, like the ITV chairman, Archie Norman, the Scotsman lacks broadcasting experience.

Holliday's versatility and 50 years of broadcasting experience in the D.C. market made him an attractive addition to the team.

There have recently been several departures of Ofcom executives with broadcasting experience, and no head of content has so far appointed.

The Classic FM managing director, Darren Henley, said Owen's "wealth of broadcasting experience, along with his passion for classical music, will be a tremendous asset to the station and I know that our audience will love him".

Communicating with the World of Islam draws from the lessons learned in the cold war broadcasting experience to suggest the best ways of organizing U.S. efforts to communicate with Islamic people around the globe.

But for most of the day, Mr. Homayoon fields phone calls from Iranians -- broadcasting the experiences and emotions of the demonstrators back to their own country.

You can get to know people through them sharing and broadcasting short experiences, thoughts and fantasies.

"People are coming into the destinations with smartphones, getting access to free wi-fi and... constantly broadcasting their experiences".

Yes, there is citizen journalism — such as people recording and broadcasting everyday experiences of aggression, racism and sexism, for example.

ESPN is majority owned by Disney and though they have some experience broadcasting other people's coverage, they are charging gung-ho into new ground, having signed a three-year deal with Premier Rugby for the rights forfeited by Setanta.