Sentence examples for established broadcast from inspiring English sources

In contrast with YouTube and its heavy reliance on short video clips uploaded by amateurs, Joost offered a wide selection of on-demand television shows from established broadcast and cable television content providers.

At the same time, the introduction of novel information and communication technologies, such as the digital video recorder (DVR) and efficient Peer-to-Peer (P2P) content distribution, have been regarded as a threat to the established broadcast business players.

First announced last year, Britt said there would be more details on upcoming programming in the near future as iflix looks to evolve from challenger into established broadcast medium.

Yet at the same time the BBC is still associated with its established broadcast channels.

First, he said, was to establish broadcast ownership limits promoting "diversity, localism and competition" that courts would uphold.

Radio Free Europe, based in Munich and financed by U.S. government funds, was established to broadcast pro-Western propaganda to eastern Europe.

Yet some inside the company remain skeptical that the network will depart from the status quo, especially given that Chen -– like many of the recent high-profile hires –- hails from established US broadcast and cable news networks.

The results show that the BAE scheme requires only one broadcast authentication key, and the Sym scheme needs to establish n broadcasts for n broadcast messages, and the demand participants must be honest.

Surely, decades after established cable and broadcast networks first began offering programs aimed at college-age viewers that can be pretty sophomoric in their own right -- consider, for example, Comedy Central's South Park, the World Wrestling Federation and any of a number of offerings on MTV -- it can hardly be said that this is much of a revelation.

The exposure from base stations in publicly accessible areas is in the range of 0.002 2% of the ICNIRP guidelines, similar to long-established broadcast radio and television services (Valberg et al. 2007).

A government station (established in 1996) broadcasts several hours a day, and other programming often comes from neighbouring Senegal and satellite networks.