Sentence examples for viewer public from inspiring English sources

He may be praised for his grasp of broadcasting, but a slip up by John Whittingdale surprised those in the know at a Voice of the Listener and Viewer public meeting on Thursday.

For more casual viewers, public screenings are relatively hard to come by.

In a needy bid for viewers, public television imitates just as much as it's imitated, putting on pop knockoffs like "America's Ballroom Challenge".

"These are two series that actually bring younger viewers and diverse viewers to public television".

In a blog post, the BBC's research and development (R&D) team explained that while the "technical infrastructure doesn't exist yet" to deliver these new formats to the average viewer, the public would "be able to come and get a taste of it at our public showcases in Glasgow and London".

They need to have had an active account for 30 days, a minimum star balance of 185,000, and have to have created at least 5 broadcasts in the last month, with an average of 50 live viewers and 75 replay viewers per public broadcast.

Each new documentary he makes draws millions of viewers to public television.

The Academy owes its Oscar night viewers a public apology for Mr. MacFarlane's ugly and offensive presentation.

Its fourth season opener hit a new high of more than 15 million viewers on public service broadcasting channel, PBS.

But the move by "American High" to PBS has not translated into big ratings, though PBS says the program is achieving the intended result of drawing younger viewers to public television.

That effort was seen to have lost much of its effectiveness as television audiences grew more fragmented and it became harder to reach young viewers through public-service announcements on major networks that were required to carry the announcements.