Sentences with phrase «other broadcasters»

Such an avoidance of conceptual debate may reflect a definite public - relations strategy by Robertson in relation to the particular situation, but a similar avoidance by other broadcasters in the wider debate on the issue reflects a lack of conceptual grappling with the issue.
But I do have a problem that they are demanded of the BBC and not other broadcasters who operate in the UK.
Fox, which like other broadcasters is battling a shift to on - demand TV, denied there had been any talks with Discovery, which owns Animal Planet and the Discovery Channel.
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).
The CRTC could require better information about the amount of violence in broadcast material; it could insist that the CBC and other broadcasters provide more children's programming; and it could require lockout boxes on all cable systems — changes that would go a long way in dealing with violent material.
Though public statements are not available for other broadcasters, the more reliable estimates are: Oral Roberts, $ 60 million (1978); Christian Broadcasting Network, $ 46 million (1979); Jimmy Swaggart, $ 20 million (1979).
Deben also turns his fire on the BBC and other broadcasters organising next year's televised debates.
I don't object to any of the rules the BBC is subject to, but think it's not right that other broadcasters don't have to follow the same rules.
(Labour eventually complained to Sky News and no doubt to other broadcasters too.)
The licence fee could be shared between other broadcasters, the culture, media and sport secretary has said.
The Mail on Sunday reports this morning that the BBC is angry at draft Tory proposals from Jeremy Hunt MP to «top - slice» the licence fee and allow other broadcasters to share the revenues.
Mixer Create will make use of all of Mixer's capabilities, including low - latency broadcasting and co-streaming alongside other broadcasters.
The Court proceeded to examine the necessity of the measure in quite some detail, finding for example that an alternative compensation regime which would allow pricing in the acquiring cost of exclusive rights could deter or prevent other broadcasters from requesting access for short extracts (para 55).
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.
Of course, Amazon, like every other broadcaster and streamer, would love to have the next «Game of Thrones.»
Other broadcasters would be lucky to have control over only a few parts of that chain.
Southern Cross Austereo (SCA) is an Australian group of companies that creates more hours of live content than any other broadcaster in Australia.
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.
In contrast to the other broadcasters, no «personal» letter was received from «Billy Graham himself,» and no subsequent financial appeals were forthcoming as a result of his enquiry.
GMTV makes the news and other broadcasters are forced to lead with our story and clip, and our editor despatches a «herogram».
The pressure to sell on shows it made to other broadcasters would become intense.
The print media, Life magazine, the New York Times and others, hound Zapruder for use of the disturbing images he captured, and he struggles with his responsibility for such powerful pictures.The Kennedy assassination was a major media event, and Walter Cronkite's and other broadcasters» recurrent commentary, along with TV news footage, play a prominent role in the film, tying the various elements together.
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