"broadcasting schedule" is a valid phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a schedule, typically of a television or radio station, listing what will be broadcasted and when. For example, "Check the broadcasting schedule to see when the new episode of your favorite show is airing."
A radio broadcast interrupted the broadcasting schedule, with the announcer reading, "The Press Secretary's Office of the Presidency of the Nation fulfills its very sad duty to inform the people of the Republic that at 20 25 hours Mrs. Eva Perón, Spiritual Leader of the Nation, died".
The sun and other galaxies maintain a tighter broadcasting schedule than N.B.C.
The sun & other galaxies maintain a tighter broadcasting schedule than NBC.
They altered the broadcasting schedule, issuing only news bulletins that went on the air every half-hour.
But those days of scripted drama as the jewel in the broadcasting schedule are over, McKellen says.
Our target is to utilize the opportunistic broadcasting transmission model to design an efficient broadcasting schedule for low-duty-cycle WSNs, so that the broadcasting cost function is minimized.
(The reason for ignoring short segments is that they often have neither description in the EPG, nor related synopsis, thus making it impossible to evaluate the segment/synopsis association. Indeed, short segments mostly correspond to fillers inserted by broadcasters to adjust broadcasting schedules and to weather forecast programs).
Welsh made the point that some existing Premiership teams are, and have been for many seasons, in the same boat – not least London Irish, who play at the Madejski Stadium in Reading and are at far greater risk from broadcasting schedules, especially now their landlords are back in the Premier League.
The TV stations, he discovered, seemed to take their organizational models from a state-owned enterprise circa 1950: CME's London office delivered marching orders and bought content for the stations, even drafted their broadcasting schedules.
During the last month we've seen radical declines in retail pricing that I believe will soon clear out the excess inventories and with the switchover to digital broadcasting scheduled to take place in the U.S. next February, I think there is a reasonable chance that we'll see some pent up demand unfold in the first quarter.
Most television networks would not take time out of their own broadcasting schedules to air formal-dress jerk-off awards, for obvious reasons.
