Sentence examples for implications for broadcast from inspiring English sources
Does it have implications for broadcast licensing?
Just like using copyrighted music, broadcasting videogame content within a broadcast can also have legal implications for streamers.
The audience for broadcast television is shrinking.
Podcasting also has significant implications for the $65 billion global audio sector that includes broadcast radio, recorded music, and on-demand streaming services.
The proposals may have significant implications for several pending and recently completed mergers in the broadcast and newspaper industries.
The combination of an N.F.L. division rivalry game between the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Giants with playoff implications for both teams and a lack of competition from other broadcast networks worked strongly in NBC's favor on Sunday.
If Hollywood successfully acquires broadcast flag protection there could be far-reaching implications for innovation and development of new digital technologies.
The report found that Mitchell did discuss the possible implications for the planned Savile tribute programmes if the Newsnight story had been broadcast with the programme's editor Peter Rippon and his boss, BBC News director Helen Boaden.
The Kenyan ban on "Andi Mack" could have greater implications for the show's viewership in Africa at large, as many channel distributors have one broadcast feed for the entire continent, Variety reports. .
These kinds of investigations, Mr. Machover believes, could have long-term implications for programs like the Metropolitan Opera's Live in HD series, which brings real-time broadcasts of its operas to theaters around the world.
