Sentence examples for broadcasting policy from inspiring English sources

A BBC spokesman said: "The BBC is able to express views on broadcasting, the broadcast industry, and on government broadcasting policy – it is also able to lobby on these issues.

The reason is deeply rooted in the culture of the public service broadcasting system which binds the broadcasters together with those responsible for UK broadcasting policy," he said.

Broadcasting policy is now likely to originate in the DCOMS.

"It remains the case that UK broadcasting policy is geared almost exclusively around the free model.

The spoiler aroused further ire on Twitter about NBC's Olympic broadcasting policy, including prime-time tape delay, that has come to be known as #nbcfail.

NBC might have believed that streaming all the sports live from the London Games would have inoculated it from criticism of its Olympic broadcasting policy.

Readers fascinated by the technical intricacies of radio and the arcana of Washington's broadcasting policies will no doubt be riveted.

Last week, Major League Baseball reached a settlement with a group of fans who sued the league over its internet broadcasting policies, alleging that its system of regional television contracts and blackout policies was collusive and eliminated competition.

This study examines the strategies and impact of six activist groups concerned about British broadcasting policies and programming.

Two broadcasting policies are proposed by balancing the residual energy among sensors and reducing time delay, where the "Randomly Broadcast" (RB) policy takes energy consumption as a first priority and the "Good Estimates Broadcast First" (GEBF) policy consider time delay first.

Neither would we be able to address employment rights, broadcasting, energy policy or set about writing our own constitution.