Sentence examples for broadcasting would be from inspiring English sources

BDB's other partners are Carlton and Granada, two of Britain's three main "free" television broadcasters.Were BDB to win, BSkyB's stranglehold on digital broadcasting would be at least as great as its grip on analogue pay-television.

As far back as his teenage years, growing up in Los Angeles, he knew that sports broadcasting would be his life.

And there was still no hint from the Federal Communications Commission as to which of half a dozen competing methods of HDTV broadcasting would be approved as the future standard.

At the meeting, on July 9, after months of uncertainty, Chinese officials said that all applications for live broadcasting would be approved throughout Beijing and the other cities where Olympic competitions were planned.

Allowed to run Sky untrammelled, his dominance of both press and broadcasting would be unthinkable in almost any developed nation: the United States has far stricter cross-media ownership rules.

So direct message broadcasting would be enough to reach all such vehicles.

The government argues the main advantage of this arrangement would be that more money would be spent on broadcasting in Scotland and that the new broadcaster would be more accountable to the Scottish public.

The BBC reported that the broadcasting company would be "vigorously defending" the claim.

"If I do return to broadcasting, YES would be my first choice," Cone said.

After the House started broadcasting, it would be another seven years before the stodgy Senate would allow cameras in.

We also need for there to be an independent external system of evaluating a fair price for our programmes". What happened next: An eloquent, realistic response to Murdoch's free-market thesis, Lambert's lecture was correct in that the future broadcasting landscape would be far more complex than the terrestrial world.