Sentence examples for run a broadcasting from inspiring English sources

"I know people have concerns about things like plurality: they have concerns about competition, they have concerns about who is fit and proper and right to own a newspaper or run a broadcasting licence.

Insiders say Abraham, 46, was the only British candidate who had run a sizeable broadcasting company.

It was while I was chatting to two men who run an emergency broadcasting network that I got to thinking about how massively unprepared I am to deal with a crisis.

"Since August 2009 we have reduced senior manager headcount and pay bill by over a third and have announced plans to reduce the number further, but there are essential costs incurred in running a major broadcasting organisation, and ensuring value for money is always our priority".

Ofcom invited bids to run a second national digital audio broadcasting (DAB) multiplex last year.

It collects enough energy from a TV station broadcasting about 2.5 miles from the lab to run a temperature and humidity sensor.

You learn to run a board, speak on air, create logs and master other duties related to radio broadcasting.

The BBC said it had made "significant progress" in reducing expenditure, with the bulk of its expenses for "unavoidable routine costs incurred in running a major international broadcasting organisation".

And he has been hiring new staff for his internet broadcasting venture, Mercury Radio Arts, which runs a subscription service for political junkies who want more Beck-inspired shows and documentaries.

Nick Clegg has called for a major shakeup of British media ownership laws in the wake of the Murdoch scandal, including far more restrictive controls on media ownership, as well as tighter definitions of what constitutes a fit and proper person to run broadcasting bodies.

Global Radio has been rapped by the broadcasting regulator for running an ad campaign that mimicked news bulletins on 46 stations across networks including Capital, Heart and Xfm.