Sentence examples for global broadcasting from inspiring English sources

How to explain the astonishing global broadcasting success of The Valley?

On its launch night, Bernstein closed broadcasting with a "valentine" to the BBC, paying tribute to their global broadcasting stature.

The move was seen as a major setback to the Murdoch family's ambitions to establish themselves as the most powerful force in global broadcasting.

Thanks to the vagaries of global broadcasting rights, Netflix streamed the final series' episodes in the UK a day after their US broadcast.

Add to that multi-channel TV, high-def and global broadcasting, and the pressure on athletes to look perfect reaches fever pitch.

That amateur spirit has long since gone the way of the tug-of-war event (dropped in 1920); global broadcasting rights have been the games' biggest revenue stream for the past 30 years.

Even direct subsidies would have a limited impact as the newspaper business copes with the simultaneous changes in global information broadcasting and advertising targeting.

Today, we could not do without weather satellites, global TV broadcasting and the insights gained from Earth observation and environmental monitoring.

"In a world where broadcasting is increasingly global, it is important for Britain that we have a strong, vibrant and successful creative sector and the BBC has been a key driver of delivering that.

The company also unveiled a Pandora-buster, Beats 1, which Iovine called "the first live 24-7 global radio station," broadcasting out of London, New York, and L.A.

The exhibition is produced by Clear Channel, a global music and broadcasting giant, which has also moved in a big way into theatrical production, arena shows and museum blockbusters.