Sentence examples for key broadcasters from inspiring English sources

But they were also the key broadcasters who were setting the agenda.

It also said acknowledged the "dangers" of assigning "key broadcasters, such as the Middle East editor" to working on current affairs documentary programmes at a time when major global stories were unfolding and they were needed on a daily basis by the news department.

The writer and broadcaster Trevor Phillips, who was among about 30 people who attended the two-hour meeting in London, said: "We don't have accountability at the moment and one of the reasons for that is if you look at the boards of the key broadcasters, the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, BSkyB, and [the media regulator] Ofcom, there are 62 people who sit on these boards and all but one of them are white.

Sports rights have become a key battleground for broadcasters, with free-to-air broadcasters finding it increasingly difficult to retain live rights.

In 2012, Key berated radio broadcaster Jamie Mackay for wearing a "gay red top", putting it forth as evidence that the Farming Show host would never be able to shoot a hole-in-one.

Drama will remain a key genre for traditional broadcasters and new streaming services in 2016.

It can also be revealed that key talks between the broadcasters and political parties about a possible series of TV debates – due to have been held on 8 January – were cancelled at the last minute after the Tories pulled out.

The key issue for the broadcasters is local advertising, which makes up about a dozen of the five-dozen or so 30-second advertising slots during a typical N.F.L. game.

On Sunday, the rebels said they had taken over government headquarters, key ministries and state broadcasters.

Another key feature: mobile video broadcasters can send out a message via Twitter or Facebook to their audience to tell them when they are about to start streaming live.

Control of the national broadcaster is key because it is the only outlet still broadcasting outside the capital.