Meanings of terrestrial broadcaster in English

ITV has got the biggest portfolio of live football matches that I can remember a terrestrial broadcaster ever having.

The British Government will ask Sky to share live coverage of England's Euro 2004 qualifier against Turkey with a terrestrial broadcaster.

US-based cable TV giant Liberty Global is conducting due diligence on Irish terrestrial broadcaster TV3 with a view to buying the business.

Digital terrestrial broadcaster ITV Digital has been put into administration after it made clear it could not meet payments to the Football League.

It's the first time a terrestrial broadcaster has been assigned a share of the rights held exclusively by RTÉ for the past 46 years.

For many years we here at Britain's most beloved terrestrial broadcaster have prided ourselves on producing the most incredible natural history programmes on television.

Just 20 years ago the viewership outside the establishment terrestrial broadcaster's flagship channels was just 4%, last year it was over 40%.

Satellite pay-TV firm BSkyB should be forced to sell its 17.9 per cent stake in Britain's ITV, the free-to-air terrestrial broadcaster has told anti-competition regulators.

NAB's reasoning is that terrestrial broadcasters need a monopoly on local info to ensure emergency broadcast capabilities.

On a climactic day for the UK's two biggest terrestrial broadcasters, Mr Thompson will today explain himself to staff.

But traditional, terrestrial broadcasters think that the creation of a national satellite radio network will be the death of most small-market radio stations.

Turns out that a lot of XM's repeaters don't match up with the data in FCC licenses, something terrestrial broadcasters have complained about.

Satellite radio companies XM and Sirius have introduced millions of commuters with the benefits of high-quality digital audio, and now terrestrial broadcasters are striking back.