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However, despite FBC paying the broadcaster significant amounts of money to broadcast a number of programmes, Ofcom said it could not conclude its editorial independence had been undermined.

• The network has the rights to broadcast a number of preseason M.L.B. games and 26 regular season games, which will be shown every Thursday night beginning April 9 and be the exclusive baseball games broadcast nationally on that night.

YES TO SHOW SETON HALL GAMES: Seton Hall and the YES Network reached agreement yesterday to broadcast a number of the university's athletic events and a show with the men's basketball coach Louis Orr.

The Knights' Satellite Uplink Program has provided funding to broadcast a number of papal events, including the annual Easter and Christmas Masses, as well as the World Day of Peace in Assisi, World Youth Days, the opening of the Holy Door at St .Peter's Basilica for the Millennial Jubilee, Pope John Paul II's visit to Nazareth, and several other events.

The new channel, scheduled to launch on 15 February, will also broadcast a number of US shows including the medical drama Code Black, CSI: NY and Grimm.

As he puts it, "it is our job to crash into the unconscious of the consumer and broadcast a number of messages that end with 'buy this product'".

Sky Arts will broadcast a number of interviews live from the exhibition's private view, the night before the show opens to the public.

The BBC will base a studio in the Academy and broadcast a number of shows from there.

His is the only campaign, so far, to broadcast a large number of commercials.

In addition to its digital portfolio, Turner Sports broadcasts a number of events year-round on TBS, TNT and truTV, including the NBA, MLB, NASCAR, the PGA Championship and the NCAA Division I Men's Basketball Championship.

Few in Nebraska seemed certain what effect Mr. Nelson's advertisement — which is expected to broadcast an undetermined number of times after Wednesday night — might have on people here.