Sentence examples similar to high profile broadcasters from inspiring English sources

Among the journalists were high-profile broadcasters such as George Alagiah and Brian Hanrahan from the BBC and Lindsey Hilsum from Channel 4 News.

Now, you don't have to turn your radio dial all that far in Australia to find several high-profile broadcasters (looking at you Alan Jones et al) who will openly accuse climate scientists of fraud and claim the entire field of climate science is a hoax.

The decision to strike a deal with UKTV, which is half owned by BBC Worldwide – the corporation's commercial arm – and half by Virgin Media Television, suggests that more high-profile broadcasters such as the BBC, ITV and Sky did not express sufficient interest in poaching them when their contract with Channel 4 comes to an end in September.

The digital cable channel Investigation Discovery announced Monday that it is adding two high-profile broadcasters to its programming lineup: NBC News chief legal analyst and former MSNBC anchor/boss Dan Abrams and "60 Minutes" correspondent Scott Pelley.

The sacking of Lauer, one of America's most high-profile broadcasters, makes the married 59-year-old father of three the latest powerful man to fall amid a wave of sexual harassment allegations in the fallout of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.

If so, next Monday is the closing date for applications, but if you're a print hack it's probably not worth bothering: the last two sports eds, Mihir Bose and David Bond, came from newspapers, and let's say neither adjusted successfully (as the Daily Mail kindly put it, Bond "never seemed comfortable in a high-profile broadcaster role").

Now, with two seats in the European Parliament, one of them to be Mr. Griffin's, the party will receive much-needed financing and a higher profile as broadcasters feel obliged to invite its leaders to more television talk shows.

They soon got both the high profile sponsor and major broadcaster they were after, with the Lada UK Masters transmitting on Anglia TV.

Launched last year, Sky Atlantic is home to the satellite broadcaster's high profile US dramas including Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire and Mad Men, for which it bought the rights after four series on BBC4.

Several radio industry analysts said that the station, which has already hired some high-profile Hispanic broadcasters, is likely to pose a threat to the existing Spanish-language stations.

Broadcasters in conflict zones have a particularly high profile.