broadcast station

By the mid-1980s every state had its own broadcasting station.

It is the only 24-hour broadcast station in the area.

Most of his works were written for the national broadcasting station.

In the days of early radio, it was possible for a broadcast station to be moved from one city to another.

Even the Washington broadcasting stations were no longer on the air.

The film is expected to be released to a public broadcasting station in the future.

The act required many systems to carry more broadcast stations.

About 180 million people listen to or watch public broadcasting stations each month.

In the evening Ross went up alone to the broadcasting station.

"Call up the broadcasting station and find out," he suggested.

He has been fired from every other broadcasting station in the country.

In the afternoon he called his car around and drove to the broadcast station.

Broadcast stations are also required to make certain information available for public review.

A. Going forward, companies that want to own both a broadcast station and a newspaper will be allowed to do so.

Broadcasting stations, by right, shall be open to the public.

Viewers were told to turn to their local public broadcast stations.

Broadcast stations often call upon outside engineering services for certain needs.

For media in Atlanta, there are two broadcast stations on the mountain.

Working at school newspapers or broadcasting stations is good experience.

To find these services, check with your local newspapers or broadcast stations.

He thought the broadcasting station would be a tremendous benefit.

This was the first regular television broadcast station in Ireland.

Satellite companies may not offer all of the local broadcast stations for a given city.

Is this a substantial increase in a country with over 2,200 television broadcast stations?

Liberals are not allowed the use of any broadcasting stations.