Sentence examples for huge broadcasting from inspiring English sources

The Digital Media Initiative (DMI) was supposed to create a production system linked to the BBC's huge broadcasting archive, but flaws in the system peaked in April when instead of streamlining access to old video footage, it caused chaos following Margaret Thatcher's death.

This is something that would be great for Liveblogging, and almost eliminates huge broadcasting semi-trucks.

Others shouted adulation at the huge screen broadcasting the proceedings.

They were huge in broadcasting".

There were four huge video screens broadcasting the service and press agents from Rubenstein Associates on hand.

I think in the modern world the BBC having this vast budget and this huge power over broadcasting is frankly an anachronism".

Those who don't exploit their assets globally risk missing some huge opportunities".Analogue broadcasting technology limited the number of channels available.

He said that it was not healthy if a person with a "huge reputation" in broadcasting can leverage personally lucrative deals for themselves "when much of the capability came from the BBC licence fee".

Scudamore, the most powerful man in English football, has been chief executive of the Premier League for 15 years and overseen a huge growth in broadcasting revenues to £5.5bn.

Tony Blair lamented the loss of a "huge figure in broadcasting" and said: "He had an extraordinary ability to draw out the interviewee, knew exactly where the real story lay and how to get at it, and was also a thoroughly good-natured man".

But the guaranteed contribution of £12m a year from the Premier League is unlikely to be enough to quell criticism of its redistribution formula, given the huge hike in broadcasting income that will lead to a windfall of £5.5bn over the same three-year period.