Sentence examples for service broadcasters from inspiring English sources

He espoused the virtues of multichannel broadcasting and attacked public service broadcasters for giving up their freedom in return for the government protecting their monopoly.

Because of the difficulties being faced by the commercially financed public service broadcasters - ITV, Channel 4 and Five, the idea that the public broadcasting system could only be preserved by offering them direct public subsidies started to catch on.

Ofcom, which already handles a fraction of the necessary BBC oversight, regulates other public service broadcasters.

The documentary has the backing of a number of other public service broadcasters.

The BBC is one of the world's great public service broadcasters – not a state broadcaster.

"What public service broadcasters feared most coming into this decade was irrelevance.

The BBC pays £5m a year, with the four public service broadcasters footing a combined £10m bill.

Tom Mockridge, chief executive of Virgin Media, said: "We do not, nor have we ever, charged public service broadcasters.

The EBU is an umbrella organisation for public-service broadcasters in Europe.

As well as the on-demand offerings of the four public-service broadcasters, there will be movies from LoveFilm and Blinkbox.

The best laid plans Big is beautiful ReprintsCompared with other public-service broadcasters elsewhere in the world, the BBC is doing well (see chart).