Sentence examples for large broadcast from inspiring English sources

Most radio stations in Connecticut -- more than 40 -- are owned by large broadcast networks.

Fortunately for us, everyone agreed that the widely used word "videoconference" was too broad and confusing when used to describe large broadcast conferences.

[C1.] ABC Cites Gains in Selling Ads for Fall Season ABC said that it had become the first of the six large broadcast television networks to complete selling most of the commercials during its prime-time programs scheduled for the 2005-6 season.

As in year's past, TechCrunch will have a large broadcast tent in front of the Las Vegas Convention Center.

On the other hand, the problem of signal attenuation caused by a too large broadcast radius can also be solved.

Over time, cable channels have stolen a larger share of the audience, but recent hits have affirmed the unique power of the large broadcast nets to create mass-market buzz.

Daniel Miller, professor of anthropology at University College London and director of the social media research project Why We Post, says apps such as WhatsApp and WeChat are an antidote to the large broadcast-style platforms of Facebook and Twitter.

That means large broadcast-quality video – including uncompressed raw footage – can be uploaded, transcoded, images and shots logged/tagged virtually in real time, saving huge amounts of time in production.

"We find that structural virality is typically low, and remains so independent of size, suggesting that popularity is largely driven by the size of the largest broadcast," Goel says.

But a change was made to shift them to a larger broadcast audience.

The biggest change was at Televisa, Mexico's largest broadcast network.