Sentence examples for commercial competitor from inspiring English sources

"Capital will be the first proper national commercial competitor that Radio 1 has ever experienced," added Tabor.

It says something about the plurality of British radio that the most listened-to station, Radio 2, has never had a commercial competitor.

So he argued that the gathering of news did create a "quasi property right", and although that right should not constrain the newspaper-buying public, it should prevent a commercial competitor from using AP's news for its own gain.

The BBC might have got things back on track in the wedding aftermath, as Huw Edwards' ponderous commentary came into its own, but its commercial competitor was the unlikely victor in the first rounds.

In Greece, in 2012 when ERT outbid a commercial competitor for TV rights to the Champions League, the rightwing government launched a judicial enquiry and pursued former ERT managers for wasting public money.

The organization, a boutique commercial competitor to Ascap and B.M.I. — which both operate by consent decrees with the federal government — represents Bob Dylan, Neil Diamond and successful songwriters like Hillary Scott of Lady Antebellum in licensing deals with broadcasters, online services and various other outlets.

Legitimate commercial competitors were set up.

State-run monopolies survived the introduction of commercial competitors.

Commercial competitors argue, however, that much of the damage has already been done.

Last month James Murdoch, the head of BSkyB, noted the corporation's "chilling" effect on commercial competitors.

And he would be happy to share more rights with commercial competitors.