Sentence examples for educational broadcasters from inspiring English sources

In 1953, Hovey took leave from Wisconsin to accept a two-year Fulbright grant to Italy, where he was accredited to Radiotelevisione Italiana and broadcast a weekly "Letter from Italy" for member stations of the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, a forerunner of National Public Radio.

The trade publication, which is based outside Washington, was founded in 1980 by the National Association of Educational Broadcasters, but in 1982 it shifted to the Educational Broadcasting Corporation, the forerunner of WNET.org.

He led the National Association of Educational Broadcasters in Washington, DC, when it championed the transformation of educational TV and radio into today's national public broadcasting system (1961 1981).

APN Partners reach out to audiences within their own countries through their relationships with local and national broadcasters, educational institutions, NGOs and community groups.

The public service announcement, produced by UNICEF in collaboration with The Elders and the 'Every Human Has Rights' campaign, will be available to broadcasters, educational institutions, human rights organisations and others to promote the cause of universal human rights for all.

The public service announcement, produced by UNICEF in collaboration with The Elders and the 'Every Human Has Rights' campaign, will be available to broadcasters, educational institutions, human rights organizations and others to promote the cause of universal human rights for all.

One of the FCC's many jobs as a media regulator is to make sure there is adequate time being dedicated by broadcasters to educational content for kids.

At a time when educational programmes of other broadcasters are lacking, we want to provide high quality programmes for our young viewers," said Duska Vucinic, Head of Public Relations and Corporate Image of RTS.

Overall, the researchers found that almost 80percentt of the shows that broadcasters claimed as educational last season were either "highly" or "moderately" educational; the remaining 20percentt were considered of dubious value.

I think it is important to get some kind of educational back-up, because the broadcasters who are going to enjoy the most success in the future are the ones who can turn their hand to a number of different tasks.

The 1990 Children's Television Act (CTA) requires broadcasters to provide educational and informational television programs for children.