Sentence examples for effect on broadcasters from inspiring English sources

This power had a knock-on effect on broadcasters, particularly the BBC, he said.

#Leveson — Hacked off (@hackinginquiry) February 1 , 20122.20pm: Richards is asked to what extent Ofcom's ability to fine has a "chilling effect" on broadcasters.

The FCC's decision was largely based on the notion that the Fairness Doctrine had a chilling effect on broadcasters' speech.

In a narrow ruling unlikely to have an immediate effect on current broadcasters, a federal appeals court on Thursday overturned a 2008 decision by the Federal Communications Commission to relax restrictions on cross-ownership of newspapers and broadcast outlets in the same city.

The shock jock warned that the FCC's enforcement has "a chilling effect on all broadcasters".

In effect, the broadcasters are in control.

It goes on:  "Broadcasters must ensure that material which may cause offence is justified by context".

Obama does not support reimposing the Fairness Doctrine on broadcasters".

The European Commission in Brussels, responding to concerns of commercial broadcasters, recently imposed a new requirement on public broadcasters, saying they must assess the effect on the market before starting any new service, such as a digital television channel.

Government proposals to cut the cost of taking libel action against publishers or broadcasters will have a "chilling effect" on newspaper investigations, top lawyers and campaigners have warned.

But would the new 'remixed' production by Ultz and DJ/ broadcaster Excalibah have the same effect on a multicultural audience in east London today?