Sentence examples for over the broadcaster from inspiring English sources

It was Martin who prepared Cameron for his appearance before the Leveson inquiry in June 2012, at which the Prime Minister faced awkward questions about his relationship with journalists allegedly implicated in illegal phone-hacking, and about his handling of the government's approach to a bid by Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation to take over the broadcaster BSkyB.

BSkyB is expected to have an involvement in Channel 5 if Viacom pulls off a takeover, by taking over the broadcaster's advertising sales and giving it greater competitive clout against bigger rivals ITV and Channel 4. Viacom declined to comment.

They have denounced it as an extension of Qatari foreign policy in spite of assurances from the emirate that it exercises no influence over the broadcaster.

Former Queensland premier Campbell Newman has dropped a defamation lawsuit against Alan Jones over the broadcaster's attacks on his Liberal National government during the state election campaign in January.

Abraham said he was "puzzled" by Whittingdale's attitude towards Channel 4 and accused the culture secretary of changing his mind over the broadcaster's prospects and the robustness of its advertising business.

The worsening economic conditions are stretching ITV's ability to service its £2.6bn pension fund and raising concerns over the broadcaster's net debt position, which is estimated to be more than £750m, according to analysts.

CBS is the over-the-air broadcaster.

Also, the three cable channels are seen in 10 million to 20 million fewer households than NBC is, but no cable network, not even ESPN, reaches as many homes as an over-the-air broadcaster.

The news of the simulcast led Channel 9, which is part of Rupert Murdoch's empire, to issue a statement that said, "The N.F.L. is in clear violation of their agreement with WWOR/My 9. We fully expect the league to honor their commitment to My 9 as the exclusive, free over-the-air broadcaster" for Saturday's game.

Former Asda chief executive Archie Norman took over as the broadcaster's new chairman this month, replacing industry veteran Michael Grade.

Some over-the-air broadcasters have threatened to go cable-only so Aereo's antennae can't access them – and neither can TV viewers without a cable subscription.