Sentence examples similar to broadcasting viewers from inspiring English sources

This, however, highlighted one of the other drawbacks to 3D broadcasting – that viewers need to wear special glasses.

Just before 7 on Monday night, the worst of Hurricane Sandy was still largely theoretical and NY1 was broadcasting its viewer-participation show "The Call".

She also mentions that a friend of hers recently invented a television that is capable of broadcasting the viewer's soul.

NTV International began broadcasting last year to viewers in the United States.

Over the decades, boxing has survived by squeezing more money out of fewer viewers, broadcasting its biggest fights on pay-per-view and premium cable.

Asked how Aereo could change broadcast television, which is gradually ceding viewers to cable TV, Mr. Diller said, "I think if anything, it will add viewers to broadcasting".

The company has also made wise investments in sports broadcasting, which viewers still prefer to watch live (making it more attractive to advertisers).

Vreal is admittedly a product for a pretty tight niche: streamers with VR hardware broadcasting for viewers with VR hardware.

Many ABC stations found themselves with a black screen for at least several minutes, an egregious mistake in broadcasting because it drives viewers elsewhere.

MSNBC, the result of an ostentatious collaboration between NBC and Microsoft, began broadcasting on July 15 , 1996 promising viewers "the future of news from the people you know".

The channel was launched in 2003 and set out to create programmes that brought in younger audiences between the ages of 16 and 24, broadcasting to around 11m viewers each week.