Sentence examples for off the broadcaster from inspiring English sources

First off, the broadcaster announced two new release platforms: The Best Of and The Daily Drop.

Lord Burns, who had urged ministers to consider the idea of turning Channel 4 into a charitable trust as an alternative to selling off the broadcaster, was expected to be reconfirmed as chair of the corporation.

In return, South Yorkshire police tipped off the broadcaster about the timing of the raid on Richard's Berkshire home, allowing it to broadcast live helicopter footage of the operation.

In return, the force tipped off the broadcaster about the timing of the raid on Richard's Berkshire home, allowing it to broadcast live helicopter footage of the operation in August 2014.

Channel 5 also benefited from the return of TV advertising spending from clients represented by the media agency Aegis, which buys advertising space for brands including Asda, British Gas and Coca-Cola, which came off the broadcaster for the best part of nine months last year.

Speaking about mooted plans to sell off the broadcaster's landmark headquarters in central London, he pointed out that with £250m in reserves the group's finances were in good shape.

Earlier this year the Guardian reported that the Channel 4 chairman, Lord Burns, was understood to be looking at options for a partial or full sell-off of the broadcaster.

Last month, the Guardian reported that Burns was understood to be looking at options for a partial or full sell-off of the broadcaster.

He also attacked the track record of Johnson, Channel 4 chairman from 2004 to 2010, who has argued that a sell-off of the broadcaster should be thoroughly explored.

The Channel 4 chief executive David Abraham said that the consequences of a sell-off could be more entertainment shows in the schedule and aggressive commercial competition with ITV A government official was photographed entering Downing Street last month with a document marked "Official – Sensitive: Commercial", setting out strategies for a sell-off of the broadcaster.

The cable news networks have tried for several years to write off the broadcasters, pointing to their own growing appeal in times of breaking news.