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Robert Unmacht, an editor at the online trade publication Radio-Info.com, said Clear Channel's deal might make it more difficult for broadcasters to oppose such royalties in the future.
Cameron's willingness to take part in a single TV debate, described by Downing Street earlier this month as its final offer, made it even more difficult for broadcasters to stage a debate without him.
In the UK the success of the BBC iPlayer, which now accounts for some 40% of UK long-form video viewing online, makes it difficult for other broadcasters to charge people to watch online TV programmes.
The problem with rally racing is that it's difficult for TV broadcasters to package.
That makes its more difficult for a broadcaster to gain attention for a new series than in the past.
Endless games and obscure players make life difficult for broadcasters, who try their best to convince you that Caleb King is every bit as interesting to watch during a 28-0 rout as Adrian Peterson.
The changes being floated by the Republicans would also repeal the rules that have made it difficult for a broadcaster to own a newspaper in the same city.
In a democracy where they have elected representatives not just at European level but at local level it is very difficult for a broadcaster to exclude them … We should not give these people the opportunity to claim they are being gagged".
"Historically, it has been difficult for broadcasters for what some would view as offensive political advertising spots if they are from a legally qualified candidate for office," said Dennis Wharton, executive vice president for the National Association of Broadcasters.
Finally – and this is more difficult for a broadcaster keen to generate debate and maintain audience figures – Question Time needs to stop being so confrontational.
This was not an early attempt at appealing more to the general public, but actually a move to make it more difficult for Nazis to impersonate BBC broadcasters!
