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Indeed, in a concession to the Web site's "Broadcast Yourself" mantra whereby users are apparently empowered to become the broadcasters of tomorrow Robert C. Wright's NBC will sponsor a contest in which fans of The Office can create their own 20-second promotional clip, as long as they don't use any copyright footage from the show.

David Cameron has been accused of cowardice and the broadcasters of "bullying" and "sheer arrogance".

Who knows what we'll be doing with the broadcasters of the future?

Foreign correspondents are left speechless when they hear hundreds of thousands swearing at the broadcasters of the biggest private news programme.

Nick Clegg has said he still hopes to have a televised debate of the four major parties ahead of the general election, despite an expected renewed offer from the broadcasters of a seven-way leaders' debate.

The triple play seemed to confuse some of the broadcasters of the game, who alternately wondered if Pagan had trapped the ball, if all the runners should be safe and not out, and if an umpire had somehow called an infield fly on the ball, which was hit to shallow center field.

Ofcom received 900 complaints about the shows, first broadcast in January, but it cleared the broadcaster of breaching any rules.

ESPN, the broadcaster of Monday Night Football, pulled Williams from their broadcast and permanently ended their relationship with the country star.

A number of followers of BBC Sport on Twitter accused the broadcaster of "anti-semitism".

The Archbishop of York, John Sentamu, has accused the broadcaster of "taking sides".

Furious fans had accused the broadcaster of shunning a key part of Spanish popular culture.