Sentence examples for policy broadcasting from inspiring English sources

He is an established writer, author and commentator, who specialises in media policy, broadcasting and regulation in the communications industries.

Even after RUV grudgingly bowed to pressure to show something during Iceland's nightless summers, it maintained until 1987 a policy of broadcasting nothing on Thursdays.

The idea of BBC policy and broadcasting being controlled by government cronies would certainly have had Rupert Murdoch, Paul Dacre, and others who are keen to see the demise of the Beeb, rubbing their hands in glee.

In his new post, Mr Javid will be responsible for policy on broadcasting, sport, media, tourism, telecoms, equalities and the arts.

Silicon Spring break A tale of two traders The transience of power Internship Correction: Foursquare Reprints Related topics United States Media and broadcasting policy Political policy Domestic policy Government and politicsOne industry insider says this ad hoc approach has occasionally caused "some heartburn" because firms can't be certain they will get spectrum in time for a launch.

Broadcasting policy is now likely to originate in the DCOMS.

"It remains the case that UK broadcasting policy is geared almost exclusively around the free model.

But that money will keep the program off PBS, which has a policy of not broadcasting advocacy pieces.

The spoiler aroused further ire on Twitter about NBC's Olympic broadcasting policy, including prime-time tape delay, that has come to be known as #nbcfail.

NBC might have believed that streaming all the sports live from the London Games would have inoculated it from criticism of its Olympic broadcasting policy.

In 2003, aged 30 and head of the government's broadcasting policy division, he made it into MediaGuardian's Media Top 100 list.