Sentence examples for hold a broadcasting from inspiring English sources
The board of British Sky Broadcasting, the satellite broadcaster of which Mr. Murdoch is chairman, convenes on Thursday for the first time since the scandal erupted, as regulators continue their inquiry into whether the hacking scandal means the broadcaster should continue to be considered "fit and proper" to hold a broadcasting license.
Ofcom is also looking into whether BSkyB is fit and proper to hold a broadcasting license.
"Ofcom... has a statutory obligation to consider at any time who is appropriate to hold a broadcasting licence.
He resigned from the role in April 2012 as Ofcom, the industry regulator, conducted an investigation into whether Sky was fit and proper to hold a broadcasting licence.
In Mr. Libeskind's vision, Freedom Tower is represented as the Statue of Liberty's landlocked twin, a stylized figure with arm held aloft to hold a broadcasting antenna.
The ruling on Thursday that BSkyB, whose largest shareholder is Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, was "fit and proper" to hold a broadcasting license, gave a palpable sense of relief to News Corporation headquarters, Amy Chozick and Ravi Somaiya reported.
The CRTC riposted that "holding a broadcasting licence is a privilege" and that broadcasters had a "duty to inform the public of imminent perils".
Ofcom has a duty under the Broadcasting Acts 1990 and 1996 to be satisfied that any person holding a broadcasting licence is, and remains, fit and proper to do so.
BBC Home Affairs Correspondent Matt Prodger said: "It's extremely sensitive, because Sky News is a subsidiary of BSkyB, which is currently under investigation by Ofcom to see whether it is fit and proper to continue holding a broadcasting licence.
"Ofcom has a duty under the Broadcasting Acts 1990 and 1996 to be satisfied that any person holding a broadcasting license is, and remains, fit and proper to do so.
Under it, where an individual has a photograph or film commissioned for private use, and this is original enough to be copyrighted, they hold a monopoly on broadcasting it, showing it publicly and issuing copies to the public.
