satellite broadcasting

British  

noun

1. the transmission of television or radio programmes from an artificial satellite at a power suitable for direct reception in the home

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Example Sentences

A sign of Iran’s anxiety about the demonstrations is its reported threat to attack Saudi Arabia, which it claims is supporting the protesters, in part through a London-based satellite broadcasting channel called Iran International.

From Washington Post

Once activated by either a local law enforcement agency or WSP, the special alert would help different jurisdictions of law enforcement collaborate with communication services like radio, cable and satellite broadcasting systems, as well as state and tribal agencies, to share resources and enlist the public’s help in cases of missing Indigenous women.

From Seattle Times

By the time the pilot episode of "Heil Honey, I'm Home!" premiered on the British Satellite Broadcasting network in September 1990, people were already scandalized by the series.

From Salon

And while before HBO had been a pioneer in pay TV and in satellite broadcasting, now it was stepping onto well-trod ground.

From Slate

The Hebrew-speaking "Shelanu" channel, which began airing at the end of April on GOD TV as part of a seven-year deal, will stop broadcasting this week, according to an announcement by Asher Biton, chairman of Israel's Cable and Satellite Broadcasting Council.

From Fox News