Sentence examples for service tv from inspiring English sources
Advertising also includes public service TV spots, as well as paid outdoor and radio ads.
"Why are we giving him the publicity?" they asked, one after the other, all broadcast live on US public service TV, and none more famous than Keith Vaz.
It is overseen by WGBH Boston, Eaton's employer and one of the biggest players among the 350-odd public service TV stations within PBS's federal structure.
Lilley advises the DTI, DfES and Ofcom on broadband content and public service TV, so is well placed to give an overview of the PSP proposals.
Freeview Connect is being spearheaded by industry body Digital UK, which is funded by the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Arqiva and which has a mission to ensure the universal availability of public service TV.
It's barricades time for British broadcasting lovers … But before climbing the ramparts of resistance, spend a wikiwandering moment looking further and wider: at public service TV and radio quite close to home, inside our theoretically ever closer European Union.
Ours is ARD [Germany's collective of public-service TV stations].
"I was part of the regime — I used to take bribes," intones a man in a new public-service TV ad campaign.
Kepesh is now in his 60s, still an academic but nominally a celebrity, at least in New York, for his role as a cultural critic on public-service TV and radio.
It was made possible by N.H.K.'s(Nippon Hoso Kyokai, the Japanese public-service TV network) development of a highly sensitive image-orthicon tube which can produce a clear color picture under normal stage lighting- 15 to 20 foot-candles, opposed to the 350 foot candles required with standard U.S. image-orthicons.
Certainly, the emperor of public-service TV remains on his throne (David Attenborough's Planet Earth II conquered all before it) and the corporation's long-running strength in crime and thriller fiction continued with the third series of Line of Duty, the second of Happy Valley and the John le Carré adaptation The Night Manager.
