Meanings of global tv in English

Nevertheless, for a generation this was a shared global TV moment.

Blood on the streets of Barcelona, live on global TV, could change everything.

He's credited with championing and leading Doctor Who's enormously successful return to global TV.

The competition now has a global TV rights deal worth more than three billion pounds.

The organisers hope the various shows will attract a global TV audience of two billion.

This is based on projected visitor expenditure and longer-term benefits arising from global TV exposure.

A fierce price war has made the global TV market unprofitable for many Japanese electronics makers.

Only football has a bigger global TV audience.

Airlines also enjoy the exposure provided by Premier League teams through English soccer's huge global TV audience.

The global TV commercials are being supported here by an outdoor campaign, created by McCann-Erickson in Dublin.

That means LCD is likely to remain the dominant force in the global TV market for a while.

Global TV manufacturers are restructuring their businesses and outsourcing production as cut-throat competition and weak demand squeeze margins.

Amazon is building its own library, having splashed out on global TV rights to Lord of the Rings.

The British government has said the royal wedding could attract a global TV audience of some two billion people.

However, revenues for global TV rights and sponsorship across north America pale in comparison to the top leagues of Europe.

The purchase of exclusive rights to sports events has been a crucial tactic in building Mr Murdoch's global TV empire.