Sentence examples for small broadcasters from inspiring English sources
Tribune said in June that it was in the market for more television acquisitions as a decline in stock prices at many small broadcasters made some purchases attractive.
Virtual sets are particularly useful for small broadcasters with limited budgets who want to look like big broadcasters with deep pockets.
But Mr. Genachowski said he believed there were many small broadcasters, particularly independent, individually owned stations in urban areas, whose low profit margins and lack of original programming made them more likely to give up spectrum in the auctions.
Small broadcasters began going on the air without licenses, not just to get more eclectic fare onto the air, but to force the F.C.C. to defend its policies in the courts of law and public opinion.
Moving to open the radio airwaves to hundreds of small broadcasters, the federal government is planning to approve rules to allow educational, religious and community groups to run inexpensive, low-power FM radio stations.
As do so many businesses both large and small, broadcasters rely on enforcement of the law to receive fair value for the high quality news, sports and entertainment we create and in turn deliver to millions of Americans each day".
Seattles Fisher Communications (FSCI, 31) is one small broadcaster that has shied away from leverage.
Infinity Broadcasting, Cumulus Media and a host of smaller broadcasters have also begun adding the capability to some of their stations.
Yet Mr. Powell's decision to seek the increase provoked the smaller broadcasters to play a major role in the opposition.
The House and Senate action was urged by many of the nation's smaller broadcasters and a broad coalition of liberal and conservative organizations.
At the moment Carlton and Granada command around 54% of all TV advertising, and smaller broadcasters are worried they will be put at a disadvantage by a merger.
