Sentence examples for broadcasting sales from inspiring English sources

Though Sony had brisk sales in Japan before the country's switch this month from analog to digital broadcasting, sales in the United States and Europe were sluggish, the company said.

The others are Robert Wussler, 50, TBS executive vice president; Jack Petrik, 56, executive vice president and general manager of the Atlanta-based superstation WTBS; Terence McGuirk, 35, who is vice president for special projects and is responsible for overseeing legal and cable affairs, and Gerald Hogan, 40, a vice president for broadcasting sales.

Cable television and theme parks both delivered double-digit revenue growth for the quarter, while broadcasting sales rose 6%.

Revenues have grown steadily in recent years, with income from broadcasting, ticket sales and commercial sales each making up about one-third.

And Uefa said turnover during the three-week Euro 2008 tournament in Austria and Switzerland was $2.04bn, with more than half the cash coming from the broadcasting rights' sales.

Meanwhile, the teams remaining income is from regular ticket sales, broadcasting and league revenue.

The list looks at how much money clubs make from match day sales, broadcasting deals and sponsorship.

While this is still in early stages, the company is pretty much planning to monetize its IP in e-sports in various ways, including league formation, team sales, broadcasting rights, and sponsorships.

People in gyms have no idea what they're buying". Kenworthy says if its budget is cut, Ukad may be forced to ask the sport industry - which generates billions of pounds annually through sponsorship, broadcasting and tickets sales - to contribute significantly more to the protection of integrity.

And that means that teams are apparently losing money because they can't cover all their non-player expenses with the money they earn from gate revenue, local broadcasting deals, merchandise sales, sponsorships, etc. … Yes, that does seem a bit hard to believe.

This will undermine their existing business models, based as they are on print, analogue broadcasting and the sale of physical products such as compact discs.