Sentence examples for broadcasting venture from inspiring English sources

The broadcasting venture is only part of Wang's efforts to deliver hockey to China.

And he has been hiring new staff for his internet broadcasting venture, Mercury Radio Arts, which runs a subscription service for political junkies who want more Beck-inspired shows and documentaries.

As president and chief executive of XM Satellite Radio, Hugh Panero has spent much of the last four years courting investors, equipment vendors, automakers and potential customers who, naturally, wonder about the viability of his novel broadcasting venture.

Baker, who presents a Saturday morning show on BBC Radio 5 Live and was closely involved in the return of Chris Evans' TFI Friday to Channel 4, is understood to be looking for partners to take part in a new broadcasting venture backed by the public.

Earlier broadcasting ventures by CME in both countries were money losers in the 1990's.

In June, after barely eking out $2.8 million in earnings for its latest fiscal year, the 118-year-old church decided to pull the plug on its remaining broadcasting venture-Monitor Radio-after 13 years of losses.

Smiley rebounded with two new public-broadcasting ventures: a nightly television talk show, "Tavis Smiley," on PBS; and a weekly radio show, "The Tavis Smiley Show," distributed by P.R.I.

That is because this Sunday, he will brave theatrical controversy to kick off his new venture: broadcasting Broadway musicals live to pay-per-view audiences.

Its first venture was broadcasting sporting events to four-foot-high television screens in two London theaters.

Ladbrokes dipped 1.3p to 157p as it signed a conditional joint venture with broadcasting group Canal+ to launch an online betting and gaming service in France.

In a new venture, XM Satellite Radio is broadcasting eight Baltimore Symphony programs this season.