Sentence examples for offering channels from inspiring English sources

Particularly in times of political crises, direct democracy can provide an important function in offering channels for reactivating popular sovereignty as the fundamental value and force of democracy.

The impact on the 2018 FIFA World Cup on sports app downloads was also highlighted last month by Sensor Tower, whose own analysis found that new installs of the five leading live TV on demand apps offering channels with the World Cup grew 77percentt during the first week of World Cup coverage, compared with the three preceding weeks (excluding the NBA Finals period).

It is also offering Channel 4 specifically a limited partnership arrangement with BBC Worldwide, the commercial arm which generates revenue from programme exports and magazines like the Radio Times.

For its part the BBC wants to keep the Big Brother barbarians at arm's length, offering Channel 4 only a limited "partnership" which might not close its future funding gap.The BBC also says it will share production facilities with ITV1 so that ITV1 can maintain its regional news bulletins.

For the satellite companies, offering local channels meant a change in satellite broadcasting technology.

Instead, it says it wants to complement what is already available on TV by offering new channels.

In an age of too much information, offering more channels has come to feel like more of a bug than a feature.

A measure unveiled last month by Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, and Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, aims to reshape the legal system to give priority to high-skilled, high-earning immigrants, offering narrower channels for low-wage workers.

Broadcast.com set up a Web-based corporate video network for IBM, offering six channels of news and information to employees.

Today, the startup is launching another business-friendly offering, branded channels.

Despite offering 5,000 channels and 500,000 movies and TV episodes to its U.S. users, Roku still trails market leaders like Chromecast and Apple TV, according to eMarketer data.