Sentence examples for broadcasting medium from inspiring English sources

In the earliest days, when radio was the dominant broadcasting medium and television was a fledgling, unpromising upstart, it was easy to delineate between the two unions' realms.

This has always maintained that "the budget for international broadcasting is limited and will not be increased, regardless of the cost of the preferred broadcasting medium".

"Blogs are today's revolutionary pamphlets, websites are the new dailies and list-servers are today's broadsides," says Audrey Cronin of Oxford University.But Islamist terrorist groups no longer use the internet just as a broadcasting medium.

It is the immediacy and power of the broadcasting medium which gives rise to these concerns, beaming, as it does, directly into our homes programmes which there has been no conscious decision to purchase - as in the case of a film, video, book or magazine.

A. Lee Fritschler, a professor of public policy at George Mason University and a former chairman of the Postal Regulatory Commission, says our Postal Service should be viewed not as a communications medium but as a broadcasting medium, spraying identical messages, in the form of "standard" mail, far and wide.

Instead, the service is conceived as "lean-back", more like a broadcasting medium.

Radio stations currently broadcasting on medium wave will upgrade to DAB.

The cutbacks including the axing of World Service broadcasting on medium wave to the south-east of England.

By using frame synchronization and a network calculus QoS approximation, as well as diversity technology, the proposed VLC architecture and QoS resource allocation for the multichannel-broadcasting MAC (medium access control) protocol can solve the coverage limitation problem and the link switching problem of exhibition service.

"Broadcasting was a medium of mayhem.

Discussion of broadcasting as a medium of art includes a description of borrowings from other media.