Sentence examples for smart broadcasters from inspiring English sources

Baseball in the fall has featured play-by-play voices like Red Barber, Mel Allen, Vin Scully, Joe Garagiola, Curt Gowdy, Bob Costas and Al Michaels, all smart broadcasters at the peak of their talents.

Smart broadcasters are realizing that their web sites have to be more than just a dumb digital billboard – the visionary broadcasters realize that news, sports and (yes) weather can all be tailored and personalized for web and mobile, to build viewer loyalty and create new options to monetize.

Smart networks, broadcasters, studios and service providers recognize that there's real money to be made as TV moves into the information age.

Caught in a lobbying net of telecom carriers, equipment manufacturers, smart techno-leftist intellectuals, broadcasters, octogenarian senators and "public interest" watchdog groups, the FCC is paralyzed.

I know this has nothing to do with sports, but I'm partial to broadcasters, especially smart ones. 5. I'll Drink to That And now for a business report.

The internet and social media both help and hinder; Twitter means everyone with a smart phone is now a broadcaster and can say what they want to anyone they want.

The good news for broadcasters is that on smart (connected) TVs the most popular apps are the broadcasters catch-up TV services, led by the BBC iPlayer, ITV Player and the 4oD, according to research from Mediabug, part of Decipher.

The figures, released by the official audience research agency Barb, do not include viewing on smart televisions but illustrate how commercial broadcasters could tap into a young audience watching programmes on devices.

Part of the response from broadcasters has been developing apps for smart TVs.

RDS bombed because broadcasters didn't care that these "smart" radios could tune in stations by format instead of frequency or that stations could transmit written warnings of traffic jams to their audience.

The ongoing tech-tonic shifts emanating from Silicon Valley are likely to throw a wrench into the professed plans of traditional publishers and broadcasters to pivot to pixel-based delivery platforms such as smartphones, smart watches, smart cars and even smart refrigerators.