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The broadcasters translate practical news and information into local languages and get it out to millions of farmers.

It moved to tvOne in February, the second time it has switched channels, after its previous broadcasters found it a bit too hot to handle.

In a sign of how anachronistic our system is in a digital age, these broadcasters are legally forbidden from airing within the U. S.

It helps, first, to be able to sell broadcasters and sponsors what they crave in a world of myriad channels: lots of dedicated viewers.

From 1988 to 1997 she was one of the country's most popular broadcasters.

The pecking order of winners and losers among the broadcasters will take a while to fathom.

Having long trumpeted the cause of freedom, the big Western broadcasters must now learn to live with its consequences.

At the recent Central Committee meeting, China's senior leaders appeared to indicate they wanted to keep an even closer eye on broadcasters.

The other bodies with which Setanta had deals are either seeking new broadcasters or expected to do so.

Then there is the question of who will fund the production of mobile-TV content: broadcasters, operators or advertisers?

Meanwhile, people no longer have to wait for newspapers to be delivered in the morning, or for broadcasters to assemble their news shows.

It would solicit spectrum from broadcasters and then repackage it into larger lots to be sold in an auction.

Why are these troublesome, populist broadcasters allowed to operate at all?

China's international broadcasters have programming in more tongues than any other state-backed rival.

The adoption by some Salafist broadcasters of a strident, aggressive tone against Shia and Christian minorities has alarmed authorities.

Citing Norwegian broadcasters, he said that the man was stopped by Norwegian police.

But Mediaset has responded with much greater alacrity than other broadcasters by rolling out a rival service.

The provisions of Article 14 do not contain any obligation or mandate for the broadcasters to use technological measures .

More than three hundred college radio and television stations belong to a group called Collegiate Broadcasters Incorporated.

Newspapers and broadcasters agreed not to glorify drug traffickers, publish cartel propaganda or endanger police and military operations.

As a consequence, television broadcasters now need little more than half the spectrum they hogged before switching to digital transmission.

Newspapers and broadcasters agreed not to glorify drug traffickers, publish cartel propaganda or endanger police in military operations.

Tudou is investing in the production of original content which it has started selling on to traditional broadcasters.

She added the US was losing out in battles with other broadcasters backed by other governments.

Verbruggen said rights-holding broadcasters would receive live television feeds and would be free to use them as they wish.

Al Jazeera shook up the region by providing an electronic soapbox for voices long marginalized by state-run broadcasters.

Most broadcasters maintain that TV has been unfairly criticized and argue that the power of the medium is C. exaggerated.

Hosted the Public Broadcasters International Conference 2002, only the second time for the conference to be held in Asia.

The harassment began two weeks ago and was largely targeted at foreign television broadcasters, CNN in particular.

Stations like these including KTRU at Rice University in Houston are known as public broadcasters.

Broadcasters said villagers on Alishan had crawled down the mountainside to an abandoned police station to request aid by radio.

Today, in most markets, the two largest broadcasters control 74 percent of that market's revenues.

Commercial broadcasters slot in advertising, which more than makes up the difference.

As broadcasters elsewhere have found, mobile viewers "snack" on 15 minutes or so of television programming at a time.

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Blizzard tried to negotiate with OGN and MBC, the two broadcasters of StarCraft in Korea, - negotiations went nowhere.

"All entertainment centers and broadcasters must refrain from displaying excessive happiness, " a government statement said.

However, provincial broadcasters have gained de facto control of rivals through content production and programming agreements.

Governments could help by, say, encouraging broadcasters whose audiences are dwindling to relinquish more of their bandwidth.

China's culture minister has lashed out at the country's broadcasters and publishers, saying much of what they produce is vulgar and kitsch.

Revenues, profits, margins and cash flow have collapsed incredibly quickly for almost all established publishers and broadcasters.

As the broadcasters become less dependent on advertising, sheer numbers will come to matter more than demography.

Americans hear these words often. People say them in schools offices and factories. Broadcasters on radio and television use them.

The proliferation and growing quality of citizen media has led some mainstream broadcasters to cut professional photojournalists.

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Atlanta guard Jamal Crawford easily won the sixth man award, determined by 122 writers and broadcasters in the U. S. and Canada.

Public broadcasters are calling for all residents in the surrounding area to evacuate, saying the flames may be spreading inland.

Legislators are likely to create a fund to compensate broadcasters who have to move channels.

Broadcasters have been denied permits to record aerial views of the two sites for media coverage of the Games, which begin Aug.

Although it has not killed off any South Korean newspapers or broadcasters, it has forced all of them to adjust by becoming more like Ohmy.

Broadcasters are thus caught between the state and the market, between conformity and populism.

If I'm fit I'll be there for every match I can, " the 27 year-old told Australian broadcasters SBS. "

Stations like these including KTRU at Rice University in Houstun are known as public broadcasters.

Games-time operations centre for Host Broadcaster and Rights Holding Broadcasters. The IBC houses office space and technical areas.

Video on the internet: Why are public broadcasters experimenting with the "peer-to-peer" technology beloved of online pirates?

The international broadcasters released a joint statement Friday accusing Iran of jamming their shared satellite.

The glorification of North Korea's nuclear bombs by domestic broadcasters is designed to rally ordinary people to a national cause.

Endemol's new mobile-TV division is talking to both operators and broadcasters about the commissioning of new shows, says Mr Bazalgette.

The treaty should be confined to the protection of the rights of traditional broadcasters and cablecasters .

Public broadcasters levy a compulsory fee, but relatively few people pay cable or satellite broadcasters for extra channels.

The key of SFN implementation resides in resolving the transmission synchronization problem of different broadcasters.

This was provided to broadcasters for "convenience and theatrical effects" , according to Wang Wei, Bocog's executive vice-president.

Worldwide English broadcasters were on hand to describe the event as it happened.

Such broadcasters have given CCTV, the government's main TV broadcaster, increasing competition as well.

Two German public broadcasters, ARD and ZDF, argue that users of 3G handsets should have to pay them a monthly licence fee.

Radio or TV studio leased by broadcasters or an organisation on an exclusive basis.

Advertising, the lifeblood of many broadcasters, is difficult to do globally.

It is an ambitious international undertaking backed by research institutes, companies and some broadcasters, including the BBC.

Television or radio signal produced at the venue by BOB staff and equipment and distributed to World Broadcasters.

As international broadcasters turn to popular music and soap operas to retain their audiences, such gripes will grow louder.

Programs like "China's Got Talent" are also helping state-owned broadcasters claw back viewers lost to the Internet.

People say them in schools, offices and factories. Broadcasters on radio and television use them.

Many Cambodian newspapers and private broadcasters depend on support from political parties.

Voluntary subscription is also preferable to the compulsory, universal variety that pays for the BBC and other European public broadcasters.

Special English broadcasters read at a slower pace, about two-thirds the speed of standard English.

The answer for the different international broadcasters will vary from country to country.

Party propaganda officials have typically served as editors of state newspapers or broadcasters.

Television broadcasters were warned to exercise caution over depicting scenes of violence.

Generous state funding of elections funnels tens of millions of dollars to the two broadcasters.

News Corp is active on the fringes of CME's region, while CME already competes head-on with RTL and MTG, two European broadcasters.

Broadcasters and video publishers refer to computers, televisions, and mobile phones as "the three screens" .

The findings have implications for broadcasters, parents and health care providers, she added.

For starters, on dozens of occasions, authorities in Pyongyang have used their own media to attack foreign broadcasters.

India would emerge as the region's most lucrative pay-TV market after 2010 for cable and satellite broadcasters, the report said.

The North reserves the insult 'reptile' exclusively for foreign broadcasters.

But the shift to rebroadcasting on local FM channels exposes foreign broadcasters (and the stations who carry them) to more subtle pressure.

The idea is opposed by broadcasters and makers of wireless microphones, who fear the devices would cause interference.

The broadcasters fought the case tooth and nail to preserve their publication monopolies.

Well of course Chinese broadcasters are going to play it, China's space program is based in part on stolen American technology.

British and American broadcasters have lamented the slow death of comedy, especially the sitcom.

Five of the largest broadcasters reach a potential audience of about 300 million people through English broadcast.

On February 17, 2009, television broadcasters will end "analog" broadcasts and begin sending television signals in a "digital" format.

The protests unnerved Olympic officials, sponsors and broadcasters who had invested hundreds of millions of dollars.

Instantly, everyone from broadcasters to people who don't know anything about hockey denounced Nabokov's play.

The BBC will on Monday make an unprecedented proposal to co-operate with commercial broadcasters.

Broadcasters have complete control over the look of their channel page.

Most exciting of all, viewers can become broadcasters using TVU networks' free Broadcast application.

We've had some broadcasters and individuals [complaining] and it's something we are evaluating on an on-going basis.

President Reagan had engaged in a lifeguard, broadcasters and film actor, and other work.

The BBC's market-distorting power and generosity to top talent seem most egregious when the other broadcasters are weak.

Enemy: The BBC and all publicly funded broadcasters, whom Murdoch openly rails against.

JMX also supports notification using an event model with filters and broadcasters.

The rarity value of the Olympic Games to broadcasters has enhanced its actual value.

The white-space airwaves could become available in February 2009, when TV broadcasters switch from analog to digital signals. Mr.

Many viewers are angry with TV broadcasters for cashing in on sexy supermodels stripping off.

Last month, the regime likened defector broadcasters to 'human trash. '

People respond to pretty faces. And broadcasters, it seems, are no exception.

Opposition broadcasters have often been blocked.

The game could be the first played in a new 5. 15pm slot, to please broadcasters, the Football Association has confirmed.

The young and middle-aged face many more temptations, from both pay-TV channels and other free-to-air broadcasters.

To maintain a conversational tone, broadcasters don't need to use complete names and titles in news stories.

Yet the Olympics are an unusual sporting franchise for broadcasters.

This standard is not commonly used by broadcasters.

Even public service broadcasters such as the BBC have abandoned robust inquiry for the quest for what executives call "impact" .

The people involved in the media include news reporters, photographers, publishers, and broadcasters.

Employees of all five broadcasters have been affected, he added.

"Most broadcasters are very dubious about the feed, " she adds.

My hope is that the public broadcasters in particular will make sure that the best talent comes to it.

We need 2 full-time bilingual radio programmers & several part-time bilingual radio broadcasters.

If different broadcasters use the same relay station, they are all counted separately.

Even when they put their content on the web, though, publishers and broadcasters face the problem of getting it found.

Special English broadcasters speak at two-thirds of normal speed.

While newspapers such as Mr Petkoff's are highly critical, private sector broadcasters have been largely cowed into submission.

Still, many of their adult advisers want the young broadcasters to act professional.

This allows broadcasters to reach very large numbers of viewers at low cost.

The Supreme Court ruled that the government could threaten broadcasters with fines over even a single swear-word on live television.

Chinese broadcasters are quickly learning how to produce slick-looking television.

The Western broadcasters contend they have simply moved with the times.

The big question is whether the broadcasters and mobile operators can agree how to divide the spoils, assuming there are any.

The recurring-subscription adjunct offered by Apple's iPhone OS 3. 0 is proving highly attractive to publishers and broadcasters.

Research is predicting that by the end of 2010, more than 50 broadcasters and pay-TV providers will offer 3D services in the home.

It now has 20 television broadcasters and 80 licensed radio stations playing everything from rap to Christian sermons.

The three banks were operating normally on Friday, but many of the broadcasters' computers remained down.

"I would like to deny that we are doing the bidding of certain broadcasters, " Verbruggen said.

There were 129 writers and broadcasters who voted for the MVP award last season.

They tune in to broadcasters who present a political viewpoint similar to their own.

The players are selected by 127 sportswriters and broadcasters.

Brooks earned 403 of a possible 615 points, including 62 first- place votes, from a panel of 123 sports writers and broadcasters.

Throw in advertising-funded broadcasters, and the market will be worth $23bn in five years.

Even public broadcasters are getting in on the act.

But in China, a handful of state-controlled broadcasters and publishers have thrived, benefiting from China's soaring economy.

On Sunday, cable networks took home 17 awards, while the four broadcasters that pay for the rights won a combined nine.

South Korean broadcasters have threatened to stop paying for reception on the Seoul subway, which was wired for mobile broadcasts in 2005.

Existing broadcasters have the advantage that they can use traditional TV to promote mobile content.

This is true. Advertisers and TV broadcasters are hooked on music, and that brings money to record labels.

But there are gaps emerging for non-state broadcasters to operate.

Broadcasters, moviestudios, people who make video or audio aregetting in on the act.

The National Association of Broadcasters remained fairly tightlipped over the decision, however.

As a medium, we, the ARD (Association of German Public Service Broadcasters ), convey the entire spectrum of opinions in Germany.

Foreign broadcasters not only struck a nerve, but also forced the regime to discuss developments it would prefer to ignore.

We believe the BBC and other long established broadcasters have an important role to play in this changing media landscape.

Last year, Google helped defeat broadcasters in a fight over whether unlicensed wireless gadgets can soon begin using vacant TV airwaves.

The international broadcasters should remember that one aim is to make themselves redundant.

Not so, says Dennis Wharton at the National Association of Broadcasters. "We're concerned about interference. "

The union is a nonprofit organization of broadcasters in 58 countries that facilitates the exchange of news and entertainment programs.

Broadcasters , film and recording companies , on the other hand, generally preferred to clear rights themselves .

Who are some of the funding entities and broadcasters that attend IFFCON?

Historically, newspapers and broadcasters could make operating margins of more than 20 per cent, most of which was free cash flow.

Sarft , for example , is pushing sweeping reforms of state- owned broadcasters .

Broadcasters in Japan made a collective effort to make a live color TV broadcast of the Tokyo Olympic Games.

Following last year's Confederations Cup, there were complaints from coaches, players and broadcasters about the noise.

TEN years ago this week a black box was demonstrated at a broadcasters' convention in Las Vegas.

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VERY FOUR YEARS, THE Summer Olympic Games opening ceremony provides a select list of broadcasters with the television equivalent of a

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one of the first foreign broadcasters granted landing rights in Guangdong

Most broadcasters maintain that TV has been unfairly criticized and argue that (the influence of the media was been enlarged)

Public and Independent broadcasters contract out programme production

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broadcasters will not go digital without listeners

China pushes state-controlled broadcasters to develop abroad

broadcasters of national radio and television

Most broadcasters maintain that TV has been unfairly criticized

Use of television disk recording in broadcasters operations

One World Group of Broadcasters;

NARTB(National Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters)

Training Programme for Broadcasters and Journalists from Developing Countries;

World Association of Community Radio Broadcasters

NAB national association of broadcasters

The US National Association of Broadcasters