Sentence examples for given broadcasters from inspiring English sources

That digital subscriber audience, nearly a quarter of Britain's television households, has given broadcasters an incentive to create interactive applications.

Given broadcasters pay $4.95bn a year for the rights to the NFL alone there is certainly an emphasis from the sports leagues to protect that lucrative revenue stream.

A three-judge panel of the Third Circuit said the F.C.C. had not given broadcasters enough advance notice that it was tightening its policies involving fleeting displays of nudity, and that CBS should not have been held responsible for the actions of Ms. Jackson and her performing partner, Justin Timberlake.

Pay-TV companies say such arrangements have given broadcasters an unfair advantage and resulted in higher pay-TV bills for consumers.

Although it is a state entity that practices coercion through its ability to fine and shut down broadcasters, it is of course not the only factor that goes into a given broadcaster's policies regarding what does and doesn't make it on the airwaves.

These "broadcast flags" would give broadcasters the ability to prevent certain programs from being copied and shared over digital networks.

In 1996 Congress gave broadcasters enough new spectrum to broadcast either one channel of super-high-resolution digital programs or several channels that could be used for digital interactive services or TV programs of high, but not super-high, resolution.

Twice, in 1992 and 1999, Congress explicitly directed the FCC to make sure that broadcasters don't abuse the retransmission consent negotiation process -- the process Congress created that gives broadcasters the right to withhold their broadcast signal from subscription television providers unless they get paid off (or as we telecom policy wonks like to call it, "retrans").

The broadcasting code is intended to give broadcasters more "creative freedom" and allow audiences more responsibility in deciding what they watch.

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Another rule requires cable companies to carry the broadcast channels in their basic tier channel lineup, perhaps giving broadcasters an advantage over nonbroadcast channels.