Sentence examples for into a broadcaster from inspiring English sources

Having won the rights to 38 live Premier League fixtures per season, the telecoms company is spending more than £1bn over three years to turn itself into a broadcaster, with Rio Ferdinand, David James and Michael Owen joining a team that will broadcast from London's Olympic Park.

But that fact did not transform the CATV system into a broadcaster.

TNT is to announce that three series will be added to its schedule: a detective drama, "Memphis Beat"; "Fallen Skies," from Steven Spielberg and starring Noah Wyle; and "Rizzoli & Isles," a show about crime-solvers that could just as easily fit into a broadcaster's schedule.

The apps integrate into a broadcaster's platform to create these 'second screen' activities.

As a former baseball play-by-play announcer, I understand the subtleties that go into making a broadcaster great, and this crew is truly exceptional.

In the current market and economic environment, we must take into account that a broadcaster with annual revenue of several tens of billions or even hundreds of millions of forints will not be affected by a fine to the tune of a few hundred thousand forints, which will not prevent it from repeating its infringing conduct and will not set a dissuasive example for other broadcasters.

First, Sky enlarged its subscription package to include broadcasters such as Disney, CNN and Nickelodeon, turning its brand from a broadcaster into a platform.

Part of the cost is a factor of bandwidth efficiency -- that is, how much programming can be squeezed into the electromagnetic frequency a broadcaster has at its disposal.

During 2010 we have carried out qualitative and quantitative research, and conducted a public consultation in the most comprehensive study ever done into this area by a broadcaster.

Although it is a state entity that practices coercion through its ability to fine and shut down broadcasters, it is of course not the only factor that goes into a given broadcaster's policies regarding what does and doesn't make it on the airwaves.

Critics have said it will effectively turn the BBC into a state broadcaster.