Sentence examples for head of broadcast from inspiring English sources
Bloomberg Television's head of broadcast for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, Brian Martinez, praised Catherwood's extensive experience.
Adrian English, head of broadcast at media agency Carat, argues that the X Factor is suffering from "fatigue".
Ms. Setten had been head of broadcast production at the New York office of Bartle Bogle Hegarty, part of the Publicis Groupe.
Hatch was a big-hearted man who let you know his thoughts, according to Will Wyatt, then head of broadcast, television.
59 (2) Michael Salter Head of broadcast at No 10 Salter's day job is sending out Government ministers, including David Cameron, on to the airwaves but he is also a key voice for the gay community inside Downing Street.
Laura Boothby, the head of broadcast marketing at Sainsbury's, played down any concerns that similarities with John Lewis' campaign, which launches its much-anticipated festive ad this week, could take the sparkle out of its Christmas ambitions.
It is also notable that after Mr. Jankowski, the head of the broadcast group, was assured that his own job was secure and asked for Mr. Sauter's resignation, one of his first actions was to visit CBS News to meet with its staff.
The head of department broadcast a radio bulletin informing the public of the system change.
"Since 2001 it has become exceedingly difficult to shoot in a hospital environment," said Al Tompkins Al Tompkins, a former documentary journalist and head of the broadcast division of The Poynter Institute in St .Petersburg, Fla ."Even if a football player is injured on the field, there are questions about how much viewers can know about it".
Her tenure as the head of a broadcast network entertainment division is the longest of any executive in the role since the legendary Brandon Tartikoff oversaw the rise of NBC from 1981 to 1991.
He came back from a stroke he suffered at the age of 41 before being appointed as the BBC's head of outside broadcasts in 1975 – a post he held for 12 years.
