Sentence examples for sales broadcast from inspiring English sources

Annual revenue from ticket sales, broadcast rights, merchandise, and other sources is about sixty-one billion dollars.

In the current quarter alone, according to the government, the Games boosted Australia's economic output by 1percentthroughugh tourism receipts, ticket sales, broadcast rights and sponsorship fees.

Home video rentals, DVD sales, broadcast rights for television, toy spinoffs and licensed video games all help movies that bomb at the box office eventually make profits.

In the money league we focus on clubs' ability to generate revenue from matchday (including ticket and corporate hospitality sales), broadcast rights (including distributions from participation in domestic leagues, cups and European club competitions) and commercial sources (including sponsorship, merchandising, stadium tours and other commercial operations), and rank them on that basis.

According to Kimber Sterling Kimber Sterling, TiVo director of advertising and research sales, broadcast networks are far more receptive to working with DVR providers now than they were even six months ago.

Merchandise sales and broadcast rights now make up 30 percent of the league's annual budget.

And Jon Nesvig, president for sales, described broadcast TV as remaining the most powerful medium for reaching consumers.

The upfront sales for broadcast networks concluded earlier this month, but sales are continuing for many of the cable channels, including the news networks.

But when you consider the possibilities for home entertainment sales, and broadcast rights and the minuscule budgets (rarely over a million dollars), the profit margins become boggling.

The idea is to use the archive as a revenue producer, for the moment through video sales and broadcast syndication, and later through the sale of digital videodiscs and a broad-band delivery service.

The player and owners are at odds of how to split from ticket sales and broadcast rights.