Sentence examples for direct broadcasters from inspiring English sources

While an outright sale seems unlikely at this point, Hughes is considering potential partners in three different areas: direct broadcasters and competitors of DirecTV, media companies, and Internet or broadband concerns.

Mr. Pearce declined to name Hughes suitors but outlined the three types of businesses that G.M. considered likely partners: direct broadcasters and competitors of DirecTV, media companies and Internet or broadband concerns.

In the U.K., Wuaki.tv competes with other online streaming services including Amazon (via its LOVEFiLM subsidiary) and Netflix, plus broadcaster offerings such as Sky and direct broadcaster streaming options such as the BBC's iPlayer.

As an example, John McGarvey, resource manager at California-based DirecTV, a direct broadcast satellite service provider and broadcaster, used TrackVia's cloud-based development platform to build an application that keeps track of the company's many contractors.

In addition, the threat from regional Bells is likely to be muted in the near-term and slower subscriber growth at direct satellite broadcasters should drive free cash-flow growth for cable companies.

To use Direct Purchase, Mixer broadcasters will first have to activate the feature, then select the content they want to promote.

The show is also sold to more than 40 countries and that income - plus money from merchandising and digital opportunities - comes direct to the broadcaster, because the series is made by ITV Studios.

Following newspaper reports over the weekend that the government is preparing to stop the corporation scheduling popular shows such as Strictly Come Dancing against direct competition from other broadcasters, the Puttnam inquiry into public service broadcasting expressed in a statement its concerns about the handling of charter renewal by the culture secretary, John Whittingdale.

To the fury of Labour, the Tories briefed the details of the deal on Tuesday, agreed after direct negotiations between the broadcasters and Downing Street.

The Guardian understands the SNP does not rule out legal action up to judicial review, but will begin by making direct contact with the broadcasters.

They don't necessarily help themselves by boasting that they have become multi-media companies rather than newspapers, for that brings them into direct competition with the broadcasters.