Sentence examples for of broadcasting with from inspiring English sources
We are pleased to partner with UNICEF to celebrate International Children's Day of Broadcasting with broadcasters and children".
His new job brought him out of the toy department and into the news side of broadcasting, with a show on NBC's new cable-news channel, MSNBC.
He defied the staid standards of broadcasting with his bushy Afro hair style in the 1970s and by refusing to wear makeup on the air.
I also enjoyed Mark Lawson's second novel, Going Out Live (Picador, £15.99), which features a John Self-ish anti-hero as its narrator - a self-hating talkshow host facing a possible stalker in the hilariously morbid terminological world of broadcasting, with its dead bats, clean-outs, facelift discos, sheep-shagging donuts, and cut-throats.
The deal is a sign of the growing importance and financial muscle of internet firms in the world of broadcasting, with Amazon and Netflix, home to Kevin Spacey's acclaimed remake of the BBC's House of Cards, competing with traditional TV channels for viewers around the world.
As a consumer I was experimenting and "flirting" with different brands, until I dealt with anti-aging and the developments around it, on the occasion of broadcasting with scientists dealing with the subject.
This year's Royal Television Society Cambridge convention will focus on the impact of digital media on broadcasting, with participants including senior executives from Yahoo!, Microsoft and the Hong Kong telecoms firm, Hutchison Whampoa.
It has struck down clauses dealing with the regulation of broadcasting and with the executive's power to appoint the commissioners of Cofetel, the state telecoms regulator.
The PACK schemes rapidly increase reception probability of broadcasting protocols with minimal additional overhead in terms of latency and retransmissions.
A national survey by the bipartisan research firms of Hart Research and American Viewpoint in 2011 found that over two-thirds of American voters (69%) oppose proposals to eliminate government funding of public broadcasting, with Americans across the political spectrum against such a cut.
A window honoring communications through the ages has an image of radio broadcasting, with Jack and Mary as the prototypes.
