Sentence examples similar to state owned networks from inspiring English sources

Gone is the NTV television network, the only privately owned network with national reach, taken over by Gazprom -- truly a Russian state unto itself -- after a boardroom coup.

Table 3 shows that companies that have the same type of largest shareholders (state owned or not) are more likely to construct interlocking directorate networks.

Gasoline reaches the huge Chinese market through a fragmented retail and distribution network of about 90,000 stations, almost all state owned.

Mannesmann owns networks in Germany, Italy and Britain.

The state owns the land it needs.

There are only a handful of local media outlets on the island, including the state- owned Nauru Television network that is overseen by the Nauru media bureau.

Mr Grayling would like to see closer co-operation between the state-owned Network Rail which owns the track infrastructure and the private train operators.

High charges for international phone calls once helped funnel cash from rich countries to state-owned networks in developing ones.

The terrorist attacks were a boon for Phoenix, which provided Chinese viewers with far more extensive — and more sensational — coverage than the state-owned networks.

The report notes that from 2006 until around 2012 "in NSW, Queensland and Tasmania there has been significant over-investment in state-owned networks, driven primarily by excessive reliability standards and a regulatory regime tilted in favour of network owners at the expense of electricity users".

Coverage by mainstream, state-owned networks is often "post-Soviet propaganda" that does not compare to Dozhd's reporting, Shvedov said.