Sentence examples for digitally broadcast from inspiring English sources

When broadcasters asked Congress for a free license to digitally broadcast on the public's airwaves, they did so with the promise that they would broadcast in the public interest and convenience, and that they would remain free-to-air.

The Federal Communications Commission announced in the fall of 2003 that any digitally broadcast show must include an invisible antipiracy device.

Marie is an avatar, a life-size image of a woman digitally broadcast from a projector onto an inch-thick glass screen coated with a special film, said Luis Vega, 39, the vice president of Parabit Systems, the company that built Marie.

Next in that of alphabet soup of networks is TBS, who starting early next summer will be digitally broadcasting 30 hours of eSports per week during ten-week tournaments, with two-hour live broadcasts on Friday nights.

The movies were submitted digitally; the broadcast will incorporate hosts and musicians from multiple sites; even a cellphone stream is available for viewing.

In 2002, Carlton Books released a new edition to accompany the digitally remastered broadcasts that had started in 2001.

Rather than employ additional spectrum space like digital TV, AM and FM stations can broadcast digitally on an unused part of their existing frequencies.

Not long after Sky Italia was created, Mediaset started a pay-TV service, using encoded signals broadcast digitally, over the regular airwaves.

But some earthbound AM and FM radio stations are beginning to broadcast digitally as well -- at no cost to the listener.

For now, the industry has temporary permission to broadcast digitally on FM frequencies around the clock and in the daytime only on AM channels.

The former The Daily Show comic has signed a four-year deal with premium cable channel HBO and will kick off with a series of short-form features that will be broadcast digitally on HBO Now, HBO Go and other platforms.