Sentence examples for mainstream broadcasting from inspiring English sources

Most are between the ages of 21 and 25, and all ignore the clean formality and rulebook-obeying that characterises most mainstream broadcasting.

"But there's more work to be done to connect and reflect social minorities within mainstream broadcasting, and I'm very much looking forward to this challenge".

But in fact, a spontaneous industry debate took place on its own, and most mainstream broadcasting and consumer electronics groups said they opposed Sinclair's request.

She shot to fame working on children's television shows including Eureka TV and The Saturday Show before moving into more mainstream broadcasting with Top of the Pops, Love Island and The Xtra Factor.

The pilot marks another return to mainstream broadcasting for the 55-year-old Mr Lloyd, who has largely concentrated on his career as a television commercials director since 1987.

Earlier in the day Postgate spoke at the conference to outline how he sees the role of mainstream broadcasting in an age when everyone can be their own television company - Who needs telly when we've got each other?

Waters also took aim at the mainstream media for broadcasting Trump's rhetoric, describing its behaviour as "organised theft on a giant scale".

Harvard-educated with a background in music promotion, the 60-year-old spent the past few years amassing a stable of more than 150 fighters with a previously unknown endgame that revealed itself in January as Premier Boxing Champions, a new series aimed at broadening the sport's mainstream appeal by broadcasting fights on free-to-air television.

What I did see on Twitter was a potential for mass publication, it's a mainstream consumer broadcasting device.

The acquisition of MLG's business is an important step towards Activision Blizzard Media Networks' broader mission to bring esports into the mainstream by creating and broadcasting premium esports content, organizing global league play and expanding distribution with key gaming partners".

The four oversaw the rise of Top Gear from a mainstream car show into a broadcasting success story which pulled in millions of viewers around the world and spawned live shows and international imitations.