Sentence examples for share licence from inspiring English sources

The BBC could be forced to share licence fee funds with rival producers to make programmes for other channels, under wide-ranging proposals to be put forward by the government.

As unions representing thousands of journalists, writers, actors, musicians and technicians who have worked for or been trained by the BBC, we urge ministers not to undermine its historic mission to educate, inform and entertain (BBC may have to share licence fee with rivals, 9 May).

He is not interested in being what he terms a "new-age production company", preferring instead to provide the technology and software to help publishers bring in more revenue using a variety of methods, from advertising and subscriptions to licensing and brand sponsorship and taking a revenue share, licence fee or service fee for its services.

From 2013, sharing licence fee will be possible.

The BBC faces proposals to share the licence fee in future with other public service providers.

Instead, all endorsements will be held electronically on a web-based service called "Share Driving Licence".

DVLA says the Share Driving Licence system, which is still being worked on, will be ready in time for 8 June.

Back in 2007 the BBC was under pressure to share the licence fee so as to support public service broadcasting elsewhere (Channel 4, ITV and beyond).

His only regret was to spend so much time trying to convince partliament that Channel 4 should share the licence fee, something that the Trust and the BBC are implacably opposed to.

Funding for the SBS will come from Scotland's share of licence fee income (£320m a year) and BBC commercial arm BBC Worldwide's profits (£13m), plus £12m annually provided by the Scottish government for Gaelic broadcasting.

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