Sentence examples for delayed broadcasting from inspiring English sources

In 1995, CBS delayed broadcasting an interview with the tobacco company Brown and Williamson's Jeffrey Wigand because it feared being sued for inducing Wigand to breach his confidentiality agreement (an episode which inspired the 1999 film "The Insider").

In this age of Internet-speed communication, eschewing live coverage for tape delayed broadcasting in evening prime time, by when everyone who cares knows the results, is just plain daft.

He was aware of the details no later than mid-April, when he asked CBS News to delay broadcasting the photos and its report on Abu Ghraib.

There was a profound change in roles here: a network trying to delay broadcasting a live event, more or less TiVo-ing its own content.

There is also the time difference, which leads NBC to delay broadcasting all events until many hours after they actually happen.

His choice of outlets was apt: officials complained today that Al Jazeera, the Arabic network, had obeyed Mr. bin Laden's instructions to delay broadcasting the speech until after the start of the American bombing of Afghanistan.

When the election went badly for Berlusconi's center-right coalition, Bergamini and her colleagues worked mightily to delay broadcasting the results as long as possible, until the audience dropped off, and then made the announcement in as confusing a fashion as possible.

Various broadcasting packages will be on offer, with a combination of live matches, delayed broadcast matches and highlights available.

Live TV has faced a problem that is at least superficially similar and networks' solution — delayed live broadcasting and someone with their finger on the "cut to commercial" button — works, after a fashion.

After Janet Jackson's breast flashing on CBS during the Super Bowl, ABC has insisted on a five-second delay in broadcasting the Oscar show.

From the perspective of broadcasting delay, the ATPB and SRMB schemes work on the same principle.