Sentence examples for station published from inspiring English sources

The station published a video of the incident recorded by a witness.

Matt Waite, a professor at the College of Journalism and Mass Communications at the University of Nebraska, noted that Florida, which he described as the "Shangri-La of public records," shut down access to gun data shortly after an Orlando television station published a database of people with concealed-weapons licenses in 2005.

The Pharrell Williams exclusive is not a surprising development: he was in the audience for the Apple Music unveiling earlier in June, while a promotional video for Apple's new Beats 1 radio station published on 8 June included a clip of DJ Zane Lowe mentioning "brand new Pharrell".

Alwan FM, an anti-regime Syrian radio station, published an audio interview purporting to be with Abu Laith al-Saoudy, the nom de guerre of the Isis military commander in Palmyra, who pledged not to damage the site but said the group would destroy statues.

The station published the initial interview on Tuesday.

The television station published several photographs purporting to show Abdulkadir during his time in Norway.

The BBC said it would have more new homegrown talent on Radio 1 and Radio 2 as part of a robust defence of the distinctiveness of the two stations published on Tuesday, saying around 90% of their music output was not played on any other station.

Writer details Berlusconi's businesses, which include television networks, radio stations, publishing houses, newspapers, magazines, a movie production company and Internet services.

In addition to their messages beamed over the airwaves, both stations publish and sell a rich weekly array of articles and analyses on the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.

It bought magazines, broadcasting stations, publishing houses, and newspapers (the Denver Post, the Dallas Times Herald, the Hartford Courant, Newsday), and turned itself into a media powerhouse rivalled only by Time Inc.

A person who penetrated the perimeter of the family — befriending Rupert, or Wendi, or James, or Lachlan, or Elisabeth, or her husband, the public relations executive Matthew Freud — could hope to benefit from the support of the clan and its network of newspapers, television stations, publishing companies, and P.R. shops.