Sentence examples for extended broadcast from inspiring English sources

Freeview SD devices will get two part-time services for the Olympics period on the Red Button: BBC RB 0 starting at 7pm and BBC RB 1, which is normally a full 24/7 service but which will be starting at 9pm during the Olympics in order to accommodate CBBC and the BBC Four extended broadcast hours.

Raymond Lewenthal gave a pioneering extended broadcast on Alkan on WBAI radio in New York in 1963, and later included Alkan's music in recitals and recordings.

In a Memorial Day special, ABC will devote an extended broadcast of "Nightline" to a reading by its host, Ted Koppel, right, of the names of more than 900 American military personnel killed in Iraq or Afghanistan in the past year, Reuters reported.

While competitors can build up a 'lag time' over the course of an extended broadcast, Ham says that Ustream uses a low latency connection and optimization both client and server side to keep this to a minimum — in other words, the lag doesn't build up.

So, with an exclusive interview on Stuart Maconie's Freak Zone this Sunday night at 8pm along with extended broadcast of his Dr Dee opera and co-conspirator Tony Allen joining Gilles Peterson on Saturday April 28 to talk about their African adventures – what a better opportunity to celebrate this British cultural icon, and ask you to create the Ultimate Damon Albarn playlist?

Beginning in 1970, WKCR began to present extended broadcasts, generally exceeding 150 hours in length, whose purpose was, and still is, to present the complete recorded works of an important musician.

Mr. Iger said ABC Family planned to carry same-day repeats of ABC News programs like "Nightline" and the evening newscasts, and live, extended broadcasts of the network morning news program "Good Morning America".

EchoStar did extend broadcast agreements with 121 of 125 channels on its Dish Network, the company said.

"You're not saying they extended the broadcast window to show his entire round, are you?" he said.

It originally extended the broadcast media's regulatory regime to print and online outlets, including a statutory right-of-reply clause, regardless of merit.

The formulation in [1] is extended to broadcast channels in [2,3] and to a multiple access channel in [4].