Sentence examples for devoted to broadcast from inspiring English sources

The purchase was an unusual move at this stage of a presidential nominating season, when most campaign advertising resources are devoted to broadcast stations in the early voting states, like Iowa and New Hampshire, not to national networks.

Typically, the share of the advertising budget devoted to broadcast media shrinks, whereas the share that goes toward efforts with more-measurable results, such as direct marketing campaigns and online ads, grows.

The advertisers and agencies can also divert money from their ad budgets devoted to broadcast network TV and spend it in other media like magazines, newspapers, radio and the Internet.

I do think that society would benefit if the wireless frequencies currently devoted to broadcast could be used for other services, and the first-best ways of achieving that goal may not be realistic.

Because today is the beginning of the segment of the tour that is devoted to the broadcast networks, and for reasons that are increasingly difficult to justify, many members of the mainstream media continue to value broadcast programming over pay and basic cable and, for that matter, PBS.

By The New Yorker August 12, 2008 Chicago At a post-Presidential forum party thrown by Media Matters, an excellent site devoted to monitoring broadcast wingnuttery and the like, Gina Cooper gets up on a windowsill to give a little speech.

Her running schedule, she said, is easier without the late nights devoted to Caps broadcasts.

Unfortunately, while the television system allows simultaneous video conferencing with the White House Situation Room and the C.I.A., the huge plasma screens were devoted to television broadcasts.

He has two sets at home, and he and his four sons are devoted to Tolo's broadcasts of "24".

A new unit devoted to coordinating overseas broadcasts has been set up to adjudicate on requests from news programmes to let their star presenters anchor programmes in situ.

The site blends irreverent commentary on episodes of shows ranging from "The Apprentice" to "The Sopranos" with an array of discussion boards devoted to almost every show ever broadcast.