Sentence examples for massive broadcasting from inspiring English sources

Sometimes football seems drunk on money, with its oligarch-owned clubs, its leveraged buyouts and its massive broadcasting deals.

"Colombia's cartel groups or drug traffickers in Myanmar in the 1990s were very sophisticated at public relations, but they didn't have this massive broadcasting platform".

However the company's most recent business the Real Network, a massive IP broadcasting network available for hire in association with MCI is built around proprietary servers and viewers.

Ticket holders are given color-coded wristbands, and volunteers steer them into barricaded areas, some at the foot of massive screens broadcasting musical performances and imagex of the pontiff's progress through town.

A convenient method for transmission of short messages in case of emergencies in massive scales, is cell broadcasting.

Video chat could be a stepping stone for Discord to start competing with massive one-to-many broadcasting channels like YouTube and Twitch.

What WLW brought was sheer power; billing itself as "The Nation's Station," in May 1934 it had begun night broadcasting at a massive 500,000 watts, ten times the clear-channel standard.

In the currently installed DCP network, massive alert relies on radio frequency broadcasting to distribute messages.

We're hopeful of a massive turnout and are campaigning for a big effort," said Helen Ryan, broadcasting union Bectu's BBC supervisory official.

It's better for everyone to just unfriend people like this, until they are left loudly broadcasting their own mental failings to an audience of three people who are also massive racist cunts.

The sheer scale of the BBC – the world's biggest broadcasting organisation - means that it is able to be - and is - a massive centre of gravity for our creative industries.