Sentence examples for large broadcasters from inspiring English sources

Large broadcasters, including National Public Radio, had complained that the creation of so many low-power stations would have produced interference with their broadcasts.

Astus UK, for example, helps companies secure media space by negotiating access to, and then bartering, goods and services needed by large broadcasters.

Large broadcasters say the low-power stations would interfere with signals of existing stations, while the F.C.C. says broadcasters are really just concerned about competition for listeners.

It is abhorrent that Congress is overriding the authority of the Federal Communications Commission in order to protect the interests of large broadcasters.

But as the trade publication Advertising Age pointed out, such results would leave the large broadcasters short of the ad revenue they took in during the 2008-9 upfront market, before the financial crisis sapped confidence among consumers and marketers.

Tribune executives and analysts blamed a confluence of internal and external factors, including the introduction of people meters by Nielsen in local markets, an audience measurement tool that several large broadcasters have said undercounts viewing among younger and urban households.

Another large broadcaster, Entercom, has deployed the technology to 60 of roughly 100 stations it owns nationwide.

On April 30th ABC, which is owned by Disney, became the third large broadcaster to make many of its programmes available free on Hulu.

"I know of another large broadcaster that has claimed to want to do this in the past but has not been able to, otherwise it's a world first," said Jones.

The largest broadcasters hope to take advantage of the changing climate.

The acquisition would have joined one of the country's largest broadcasters with its No. 1 publisher.