Sentence examples for educational broadcasting from inspiring English sources

"It was a crazy period," Ms. Phillips said of her whirlwind eight-day marriage in an interview on TVOntario, an educational broadcasting network in Canada.

I enjoyed the advance information sheet, where the author's hobbies are listed as "drinking, educational broadcasting, comparative philology and the occult".

Naomi was a leading figure in educational broadcasting and adult learning, and her father, Tom Sargant, was an early advocate of the ombudsman in Britain.

Part of it was going to work for the National Broadcasting Company, which was willing to sign me to a three-year contract as a consultant on public-service and educational broadcasting, at an annual rate of fifty thousand dollars.

The money to turn WNYE into what it was supposed to be when it was formed in the late 1960's, a sophisticated educational broadcasting system, has never been there and is not likely to arrive.

THE city's educational broadcasting stations are up for sale, and while they still have their diehard fans, most New Yorkers probably would not mourn the loss of the former Board of Education's undernourished radio and television stations -- WNYE.

ML Pin also pioneered the field of distance education via the "Educational Radio" broadcasting station, which was set up at Thung Maha Mek Technical College in 1954.

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).

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.

The old one-to-many model, which is the traditional educational or broadcasting model of a talking head with no ability to interact, is being transformed.

After well-written laws are passed, simple public service announcements and educational announcements need broadcasting to inform the public that the victim and caller are protected when calling 911 during an overdose.