Sentence examples for people broadcasting from inspiring English sources
They include a flock of homing pigeons, 42 radios in paper bags that visitors can carry around and listen to, and two people broadcasting snippets of text over those radios.
"If there are 6 billion people in the world," he said, "imagine one million people broadcasting live, 999,000 of whom are boring — but the other 1,000 are really interesting".
"You look at people broadcasting what they had for breakfast on Twitter and the desire for friendship seems to have been supplanted by a need for saying what you are.
Travel to African countries still focuses on luxury safaris, where tourists can play the wealthy explorer, or voluntourism-style "gap yahs" of the kind Linton enjoyed, something parodied well by the Barbie Saviour instagram account, which pokes fun at the uncomfortable trend of young people broadcasting their lightweight philanthropic efforts on social media.
They include "Peaceful Protestors," in which naked people hold hands around a campfire; "Media Information Transmission Center," a shed in the woods staffed by shirtless people broadcasting rainbow stripes from big dishes on the roof; and "Neil Young," a panel bearing the rock demi-god's name in colorful script.
The campaign could further accelerate the growth of Live, which has seen the number of people broadcasting at any given minute go up 4X since May.
Channel 4 is launching a "year of disability" to increase representation of disabled people in broadcasting including a commitment to double the number of people with disabilities appearing in its 20 most high-profile shows such as Googlebox and Hollyoaks.
Give it space and time to develop and watch it transform the way people use broadcasting and live their lives.
The 35-year-old also said the BBC should do more to encourage working-class people into broadcasting.
The Web is still an ancillary news source for most people, after broadcasting and newspapers, Mr. Crosbie said.
In January, the broadcaster announced 2016 as a "year of disability" where it aimed to increase the representation of disabled people in broadcasting.
