Sentence examples for in addition to broadcasters from inspiring English sources
In addition to broadcasters and retailers, event organizers and cross-platform app developers can use the technology to share content and information with or between users.
Planning for digital terrestrial television in Australia can be traced back to 1993, when a group of specialists was drawn from the then-Australian Broadcasting Authority, Department of Transport and Communications, in addition to broadcasters and manufacturers.
The fire engulfed the 44-story building, which in addition to the broadcaster's headquarters was to include a luxury Mandarin Oriental Hotel.
The larger picture In addition to traditional broadcaster participation, the ICDB also generates support from non-profit organizations and youth media groups.
In addition to signing up broadcasters, the new venture wants to sell its research to advertisers and the agencies that create and place ads.
In addition to financing, public broadcasters and private media companies are clashing over strategy, as both try to prepare for a future in which television as we know it blurs with the Internet.
In addition to seeking the broadcasters that will give up their licenses and go off the air, the agency will also consider whether to allow alternatives, like agreeing to allow broadcasters to share spectrum with another station or to move from a UHF television channel to VHF, which occupies different spots on the dial.
"This disappointed BBG greatly as the cricket boards in England, New Zealand and South Africa all contribute to Hot Spot costs in addition to the local broadcasters.
In addition to being broadcast on the MTV network, MTV Asia Aid was available free of charge to all global broadcasters.
In addition to the Canadian broadcaster example of re-identification through obituaries, another study presents an example of how obituary data was used to re-identify uniques in de-identified pedigrees [ 18].
Despite federal regulations that require them to begin sending digital signals over the air in addition to their analog ones, broadcasters have been slow to comply.
