Sentence examples for next generation of broadcasting from inspiring English sources
Welcome to the next generation of broadcasting.
AudioBoo is the brainchild of Best Before Media, a London-based company that makes software-based audio and video toolsets for the next generation of broadcasting.
Ultimately, though, its main focus is less on the big names and more on bigging up London's next generation of broadcasting and music talent.
The prosperity of 3D industry gives an important opportunity for three-dimensional television (3DTV) system, which is believed to be the next generation of television broadcasting after high-definition television.
The lucrative sell-off of broadcasting spectrum for the next generation of mobile phones is what lies behind this initiative.
"Our strapline before we started broadcasting was: 'The next generation of radio,'" says founder Ollie Ashley, who conceived Radar from his experience working at London stations NTS and Rinse FM.
Her department has a brief that ranges from broadcasting and broadband to press regulation and encouraging the next generation of British sports stars.
It shows that computer science can be glamorous, such as when it's used in broadcasting sporting events, and that it can contribute to solving important social problems, for example in the realization of the next generation of voting machines.
They're your next generation of masons".
"This is the next generation of employees, the next generation of small-business owners.
We have got to encourage the next generation of scientists".
