Sentence examples for deregulation of broadcasting from inspiring English sources

For a quarter-century, the F.C.C. has steadily moved toward the deregulation of broadcasting.

Even though considerable controversy ensued about the legality of a private channel, in the long run it symbolized the initial step of de facto deregulation of broadcasting in Turkey.

Entire column on the future of broadcasting using communications satellites.

My father was in the middle of broadcasting the inning.

AM is the oldest method of broadcasting radio programs.

Ah, the fickle nature of broadcasting.

In two hours of broadcasting.

In the early 1990s, the deregulation of television broadcasting brought huge sums of money into sport, and football started to attract the attention of competition authorities and courts over its restrictive business practices.

ITV's new chairman, the former Tory MP Archie Norman, has said he does not "expect favours" from his political contacts, but plans to lobby for more deregulation of the broadcasting market.

The rise of satellite companies (Sirius and XM) and Web sites such as MySpace, along with the continued effects of F.C.C. deregulation, appear to be threatening the relevance of "local" broadcasting.

The erosion of the regulations reflects the growing consensus among a new group of deregulation-minded policy makers that the rules stand in the way of a convergence of broadcasting, print and the Internet, and the rise of conglomerates offering all these services.