Sentence examples for linear broadcast from inspiring English sources
But these innovations belong to the old era of linear, broadcast or "push" technology.
Well yes, but to quote from the BBC again: "On Tuesday 16 February, BBC3 will switch from a linear broadcast channel to an online first destination".
Which makes it odd to think a linear broadcast channel should be the heart of your news service in the digital age.
But before we write off linear broadcast TV entirely it's worth remembering that it still accounts for 86.4% of all television viewing and reaches more than 16 million Australians every day.
The same research also found that half of all Australians aged 14 or over now had access to one or more types of paid TV services in their home: subscription video on demand (SVOD), pay TV (linear, broadcast Foxtel channels), and internet protocol television (IPTV – Fetch TV and Foxtel through Telstra's T-Box).
Designed in the analogue age, the public broadcasters now have eight linear free- to-air TV channels, a pay TV service, 15 linear broadcast radio services, two separate on-demand TV services (ABC iView and SBSOnDemand), two podcasting catalogues and two online platforms – all managed by two separate bureaucracies.
So while overall usage of television is steady, the linear broadcasts favored by advertisers are in decline.
But now that everyone is rushing to stream rather than broadcast on linear cable, it seems like the system is too big to fail.
We should close BBC Three as a broadcast or linear channel and ask Danny and his team to reinvent it as a channel online and on the iPlayer.
The forward vehicle tries to select a far relay vehicle in the intended direction on a linear road through request to broadcast (RTB) packet and clear to broadcast (CTB) packet.
