Sentence examples for broadcasting space from inspiring English sources

The director general said: "There was a logic in allowing impartial broadcasters to have a monopoly of the broadcasting space.

It competes most directly with Qik and Kyte.tv (see Robert Scoble's analysis of the mobile video broadcasting space here).

As one of many competitors in the crowded live mobile video broadcasting space, TapIn.TV focused almost entirely on video.

If we ever move into the live broadcasting space, it'll most likely be through partnerships and integration of third-party services rather than us launching new features.

With too many companies to list battling it out for users in the live mobile video broadcasting space, spreading the word is key.

LAB-50 and LAB-25 can gain the benefits of shorter delays from limiting broadcasting spaces because the number of contentions was reduced by limiting the broadcasting area for the CW (=64).

Services like Ustream, Livestream, Justin.tv, and Microsoft/Skype-acquired Qik led the live broadcasting spaces for years, targeting a range of end users from the everyday Joe and Jill up to professional broadcasters and businesses.

❦ When high-fidelity television was launched on 26 August 1936, it began simultaneously broadcasting through space.

They goose-stepped around the island for a video for the anti-fascist song Rudolf and announced they were broadcasting into space via wires placed into plant pots.

Assuming the money can be raised, it is going to take a further two years before it is broadcasting from space.Room for all?Operators of traditional radio stations in America claim not to be unduly worried by the satellite invasion or at least, not by the prospect of competing with hundreds of specialist channels or even a national broadcaster.

Those opposed to METI argue that broadcasting signals into space announcing the location of Earth is tantamount to ringing a dinner gong for any carnivorous, colonising or anti-social aliens who might be listening.