Sentences with phrase «of other broadcasters»

C - SPAN picked up those streams and began re-distributing them, as did a number of other broadcasters (at least one member of the House also used Facebook Live to show what was happening inside the chamber).

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In defending its merger plan, Comcast is saying its real competition is no longer other cable companies, but rather so - called over-the-top Internet service providers such as Netflix, which is the same rationale Bell used in Canada with its acquisition of broadcaster Astral last year.
Of course, Amazon, like every other broadcaster and streamer, would love to have the next «Game of Thrones.&raquOf course, Amazon, like every other broadcaster and streamer, would love to have the next «Game of Thrones.&raquof Thrones.»
Unlike the solitary experience of listening to a podcast, broadcasters also link live streams to chat rooms and other social networking features so viewers can exchange comments with each other while they're watching.
Like several other live stream broadcasters, Livestream.com offers a free service that's supported by advertising, as well as premium plans with lots of extra, including a white - label player companies can put on their own website.
«I saw firsthand the power broadcasters have to shape how others viewed stresses and challenges,» says Gielan, author of the new bestseller, Broadcasting Happiness: The Science of Igniting and Sustaining Positive Change.
Some TV providers and broadcasters will be better off than others as this wave of disruption moves through the industry.
Of course, broadcasters and other content providers might argue they were always in the process of doing that — licensing takes time, after alOf course, broadcasters and other content providers might argue they were always in the process of doing that — licensing takes time, after alof doing that — licensing takes time, after all.
The coalition also named June 26 a day of silence for Web radio; when listeners tuned in to Pandora, Yahoo Music, Live365, and other online broadcasters, they'd hear no music, just a message telling them about the rate changes and directing them to contact their representatives.
Other broadcasters would be lucky to have control over only a few parts of that chain.
But Mr. Lee and others argue that the recent spate of large deals, which also include the $ 16 billion merger of cable companies Liberty Global Inc. and Virgin Media Inc., and the $ 18.1 billion to be spent by Comcast Corp. to buy General Electric Corp. out of broadcaster NBC Universal, are more than coincidental timing.
Southern Cross Austereo (SCA) is an Australian group of companies that creates more hours of live content than any other broadcaster in Australia.
A lot of ink has been spilled lately over reports that Canadian content owners and broadcasters, led by Bell Media but including other content players such as Cineplex and broadcaster / ISPs (Rogers, Shaw), are finally proposing a solution to the problem of rogue offshore websites streaming pirated content to Canadian audiences.
These broadcasters, who once could not get enough time, have been so effective in their struggle that they now hold a virtual monopoly over air - time used for religious programming, having forced most other religious programs off the air by their cut - throat purchase of time.
In the earlier years of broadcasting, broadcasters promised Congress to provide churches and other public groups with free air - time for the broadcast of their programs in exchange for favorable legislation which did not bind them to such a compulsory arrangement.
There have been suggestions that their success has lain simply in their having out - hustled the mainline broadcasters, while others have suggested that their success lies in having grasped the essential nature of the medium — more clearly than the mainline broadcasters — and communicating within those terms.
(1) While such extravagant claims may be seen by some as unfortunate overstatements stimulated by the enthusiasm of the preachers and the controversial mood at the time, others see such exaggerations as deliberate deception by the broadcasters, designed to increase their influence
In this regard it is interesting to note that many of the original major broadcasters are getting on in years: Oral Roberts, Rex Humbard, Robert Schuller, and Billy Graham will soon have to pass on to others the enterprises which have been built largely on their own personal charisma.
In this, he is competing not only with the viewer's other personal relationships and perhaps his or her relationship to a local church, but also with the other broadcasters who are struggling to gain the loyalty of the same viewer and who are prepared to offer even better «faith products» in order to gain the viewer's support for themselves.
The secrecy and suspicion of so many other broadcasters is regrettable and can only be detrimental to the overall cause of Christ and his kingdom.
Many other broadcasters on different occasions have avowed that they are primarily «evangelistic» organizations, fulfilling some functions of the church's mission in complement to the church, but not replacing it.
This superstitious understanding of consumer religion becomes even more noticeable in other devices used by broadcasters to obtain contributions.
Many of those who are claimed to have been converted through the programs turn out to be people who were already Christian or who have been confused about why they were calling a broadcaster, or who called seeking help of some other kind.
The criticism of Chris - tian broadcasters by others within the church was that they were using the inordinate power they had gained through the unrepresentative mass media to promote their own preferred and highly selective causes rather than to encourage the exercise of responsible representation.
It may be argued that the lack of research into the effects of religious programs is compensated by broadcasters» use of research from other areas of mass - media effects to form opinions on the effects which may be expected from their programs.
Contrary to what paid - time broadcasters maintain, research suggests that in addition to the displacement of other types of programming, the recent growth of paid - time religious programming may have resulted in less rather than more religious programming on television.
Second, one needs to recognize the substantial difference that exists between a response to a specific proposition gained by a broadcaster from viewers in front of a television set and the transference of that response to other situations of new behavior.
The more significant effect of recent trends in religious broadcasting may not be the immediate actual influence or lack of influence which religious broadcasters had on the outcome of the 1980 national elections, but the contributory effects which current religious television has on conservative trends in America and other Western countries.
Their willingness to compete against other religious broadcasters in the open market blended nicely with the spirit of free enterprise and gave the television industry an unexpected financial blessing by enabling it to sell time for religious broadcasts rather than provide time without charge.
These pressures on religious broadcasters find expression in their tendency to exaggerate reality either by selection, avoidance, or creation of certain incidents over others and the tendency to compromise with the illusion and sensation which television as a whole promotes through its programming.
The continual focus on several select moral issues to the avoidance of others at times caught the broadcasters in embarrassing contradictions.
It remains to be seen whether other expressions of Christianity will be able to correct some of the imbalance shown by these broadcasters, or whether the power of mass - mediated culture may also successfully neutralize such a challenge to its functioning either by displacement or subsumption.
(17) Others are beginning to question not only the accuracy but the honesty of such claims, even suggesting that by raising millions of dollars each year in the name of evangelism the broadcasters are perpetuating a massive fraud among well - meaning but naive religious supporters.
This is another of the significant issues in the recent growth of paid - time religious programming: by displacing all other types of religious programming, the paid - time religious broadcasters have virtually eliminated the community - responsibility orientation of media functioning in America which had been represented by public - service programming, much of which was religious in orientation.
One of the justifications the paid - time religious broadcasters have given for their monopolizing of the airwaves, their displacement of other religious programs on television, and their commercializing of religion on television is that through such an approach they have been able to overcome the barriers that have restricted religious broadcasters who have been dependent on the goodwill of stations and networks.
About WGBH Boston: WGBH Boston is America's preeminent public broadcaster and the largest producer of PBS content for TV and the Web, including Frontline, Nova, American Experience, Masterpiece, Antiques Roadshow, Arthur, Curious George and more than a dozen other prime - time, lifestyle, and children's series.
Stelling, who fronts Sky's Soccer Saturday and the broadcaster's Champions League footage and is the 58 - year - old father - of - three, said he was left «steaming» after he confronted the other user.
One - third would include representatives of many other areas: executives, scouts, broadcasters, statistical analysts, historians and so on.
«As the official broadcaster of the Ghana Premier League and other GFA products, we hold the exclusive rights to the airing of the content live on Radio, Television and online streaming.
While other expensive stars took a rest, Pogba was put through almost 80 minutes of what was ultimately a routine victory and, in truth, he needed a game - affecting moment like that assist; though he was named man of the match by UK broadcasters, his was hardly a dominant all - round performance but nor was it the kind of vacant display that has angered his manager.
Hajiya Mariam Sissy a trained International Broadcaster and the Deputy Hajj Communications Director was the only female recipient among the awardees, others honored includes Hon. Abubakar Sidick Boniface, Minister of Inner Cities and Zongo Development, Alhaji Bala Maikankan, the Director of Zongo Television.
The main criticism levelled at broadcasters by journalists — and many others - was their handling of the claims and counter claims of the campaigns.
12:24 - Brooks talks about the «anti-Sky bid alliance», naming virtually every other bid broadcaster or newspaper, forcing the hand of Brooks to «get involved» in the deal.
Other media outfits in the coalition are the Ghana Journalists Association (GJA), the Ghana Independent Broadcasters Association (GIBA), the Private Newspaper Publishers Association of Ghana (PRINPAG) as well as the National Commission on Civic Education (NCCE).
But let's be clear, the simple act of purchasing food / heat / light and other essentials means I am funding commercial broadcasters, because it would be practically impossible to buy most of life's necessities without purchasing things whose price includes the cost of advertising on commercial broadcasters.
But I do have a problem that they are demanded of the BBC and not other broadcasters who operate in the UK.
He won several other local and national awards, and was inducted into the Buffalo Broadcasters Hall of Fame in 2006.
The other independent national television channels are TV3, 3e, UTV Ireland and TG4, the latter of which is a public service broadcaster for speakers of the Irish language.
U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara warned sports fans in a release that piracy costs sports leagues and broadcasters millions of dollars, forcing increases in ticket prices and other costs to consumers.
It's a matter for newspapers, broadcasters and others to determine the tone and content of their own coverage.
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