Sentence examples for broadcasting unit from inspiring English sources

To satisfy a French law that restricts any one company from owning more than 49percentt of a French television broadcaster, Vivendi is expected to spin off the Canal Plus French broadcasting unit into a separate company.

However, Premiere, the broadcasting unit of KirchPayTV, continued to operate for the moment.John Malone's reputation as a wily deal maker suffered.

Mediaset, the broadcasting unit of Fininvest, controlled by Silvio Berlusconi, said earlier this month that it was continuing talks for the project and might be able to draft an agreement with possible partners by year-end.

CBS said advertising at its local broadcasting unit was up 17 percent from the period a year earlier.

* Affiliated Publications Inc., Boston, said its broadcasting unit had put its nine radio properties up for sale.

The broadcasting unit itself lost $11 million, in contrast to a profit of $167 million in the period last year.

Viacom chief planned to unlock languishing value of stock in his media company by splitting it into 2 entities: Viacom to retain entertainment properties (Paramount Pictures, MTV, Nickelodeon), newly-listed CBS to operate broadcasting units (including Infinity Broadcasting).

The rise was due mostly to revenue growth at the company's education, cable television and television broadcasting units.

After weeks of radio broadcasting from planes over Iraq, the American military is now flying in mobile broadcasting units that have a better chance of reaching viewers and listeners in more remote corners of the country.

If the research was successful (and perhaps it should start with attempting to synthesize the cry of a hungry "killer whale"), the tuna-fishing fleets could then be equipped with sub-surface broadcasting units to warn dolphins in the area before dropping their nets.

The New York-based company plans to assemble its cable and entertainment businesses including MTV Networks, BET and Paramount Pictures under the Viacom umbrella and put its broadcasting units–such as CBS television and UPN as well as book publisher Simon & Schuster, under the CBS name.