satellite broadcasting

collocation in English

meaningsofsatelliteandbroadcasting

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satellite
noun[C]
uk
/ˈsæt.əl.aɪt/us
/ˈsæt̬.əl.aɪt/
a device sent up into space to travel around the earth, used for collecting information or communicating by radio, ...
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broadcasting
noun[U]
uk
/ˈbrɔːdˌkɑː.stɪŋ/us
/ˈbrɑːdˌkæs.tɪŋ/
the activity or business of sending out programmes on television ...
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(Definition ofsatelliteandbroadcastingfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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By 2005, thanks to fiber optics and digitalsatellitebroadcasting, many households received several hundred channels.
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The advent ofsatellitebroadcastingsimply increased the domestic pressure on governments to deregulate.
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The words that we seek to include in page 146 would apply that principle to all types ofsatellitebroadcasting.
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That may no longer be so in the future with the dual system ofsatellitebroadcasting.
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I support the calls for standards of taste, particularly insatellitebroadcasting.
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Surely they should also cover cable andsatellitebroadcastingas well.
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At the momentsatellitebroadcastingis in its infancy.
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Whensatellitebroadcastingbegins, there is very likely to be a necessity for an extension, to say the least of it, of cable distribution.
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It was based on the claim that the law should be consistent with regard to non-domesticsatellitebroadcasting.
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The regulator is unable to have any real influence oversatellitebroadcasting.
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I therefore remember some of the current thinking aboutsatellitebroadcasting.
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Insatellitebroadcasting, it will be the same story.
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The same projections could be applied tosatellitebroadcasting.
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We shall soon be immersed in controversies of cross-media ownership, multi-media services, digital terrestrial television, digitalsatellitebroadcastingand the problems of multiplexes.
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We always said that there would be no similar limitations on the newspaper interests in puresatellitebroadcasting, for two reasons.
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I have devoted the greater part of my speech tosatellitebroadcasting.
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They are also showing, with their preferences and their purchases, exactly how the main thrust of cable andsatellitebroadcastingmay go.
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They see it, andsatellitebroadcasting, as a great opportunity.
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If that happens it will be compounded by the growth ofsatellitebroadcasting, as has been pointed out.
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It makes no sense unless it is intended to export the restrictions which some people advocate should be imposed here on non-domesticsatellitebroadcasting.
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