Sentence examples for broadcasting expertise from inspiring English sources

Not only does this habitual process enhance his knowledge of form, tactics and precisely what he can expect from the games he'll be calling, it pays practical dividends, enabling him to nail the basics like correctly identifying players, a fundamental component of broadcasting expertise in which he often puts younger colleagues in the shade.

But to keep her welcome, the BBC's next leader must be prepared to embrace efficiencies beyond mere scrimping and combine a greater sense of enterprise with broadcasting expertise.

Channel 4 urged Ofcom to reconstitute the governors as an arm's length regulator for the BBC, with a board including members with high level broadcasting expertise.

The latest disposal by the media group will unite Channel 4's broadcasting expertise and burgeoning radio business with Emap's seven music channels and cross-platform media brands such as Kerrang! and Q. Emap, which owns the Magic and Kiss radio stations as well as consumer magazines such as FHM, Heat and Closer, said the expected proceeds of about £28m would be used to reduce borrowings.

In interviews last week a half-dozen former Air America employees cited similar complaints, namely that a series of owners and managers lacked the necessary broadcasting business expertise.

Adam and Joe recently won an award, as did Charles Hazlewood's show on Radio 2. Hazlewood is the Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall of Radio 2, broadcasting from his vast Somerset home with posh gusto and expertise.

"When it comes to broadcasting twenty-four hours a day with no verifiable facts, I wouldn't trade our experience and expertise for anybody's," he said.

Social networks are about broadcasting.

A giant of sports broadcasting.

Tackling monopoly in sports broadcasting".

Most of the increase came from broadcasting.