Sentence examples for clear broadcaster from inspiring English sources
These could be similar to the way Channel 4's remit is regulated; the charter should place on the BBC a duty to consult with the public both as consumers and as licence fee payers; and the BBC should have a clear "broadcaster first" system of complaints where it handles complaints in the first instance with Ofcom handling appeals on editorial issues.
Draft rules published by Ofcom in June made it clear broadcasters will be barred from giving fizzy drinks or any other product "undue prominence".
A spokesman for the regulator said a warning before the episode and implying the assault rather than depicting it were among the reasons to clear the broadcaster of any breach.
But, as negotiations that had been taking place around the clock for the past week dragged on into the evening, and the Premier League refused Setanta's requests for a further 72-hour extension, it became clear the broadcaster was going to lose its race against time.
Ofcom received 900 complaints about the shows, first broadcast in January, but it cleared the broadcaster of breaching any rules.
"We have had little progress, it is clear the broadcasters, film and creative industries cannot be trusted to deliver".
The force said it had sent a letter of complaint to the director general of the BBC, making it clear that the broadcaster "appears to have contravened its editorial guidelines".
The ABC's managing director, Mark Scott, has made clear that the broadcaster would continue to invest heavily in new online and digital services, even if that meant cuts to television and radio programs.
Clear Channel Communications, the broadcaster and concert promoter, will venture into the compact disc business by experimenting with the sale of live recordings of concerts immediately after they end, The New York Times reported on Monday.
By late 1990 it became clear that neither broadcasters nor viewers were likely to come up with the cash soon.
