Broadcast

“ Such winner or winners are required to answer correctly a question, the answer to which is given on a program broadcast over the station in question or where aid to answering the question correctly is given on a program broadcast over the station in question. For the purposes of this provision the broadcasting of the question to be answered over the radio station on a previous program will be considered as an aid in answering the question correctly ”

“ Looking ahead still further and assuming that the wireless will supplement the wire line link, there is no reason why a simultaneous broadcast of something of fundamental importance to the whole civilised world should not take place some time in the future. ”

“ CHANNEL POSITIONING.— No satellite carrier shall be required to provide the signal of a local television broadcast station to subscribers in that station's local market on any particular channel number or to provide the signals in any particular order, except that the satellite carrier shall retransmit the signal of the local television broadcast stations to subscribers in the stations' local market on contiguous channels and provide access to such station's signals at a nondiscriminatory price and in a nondiscriminatory manner on any navigational device, on-screen program guide, or menu. ”

“ Thus, for example: a singer is performing when he or she sings a song; a broadcasting network is performing when it transmits his or her performance (whether simultaneously or from records) ; a local broadcaster is performing when it transmits the network broadcast; a cable television system is performing when it retransmits the broadcast to its subscribers; and any individual is performing whenever he or she plays a phonorecord embodying the performance or communicates the performance by turning on a receiving set. ”

“ Walter laughed.
"You can hear music and such things. My brother, who is a wireless operator, told me so. They broadcast all sorts of entertainments—songs, band-playing, sermons, and stories so that those who have amateur apparatus can listen in."
"Broadcast? Listen in?" repeated Jerry vaguely.
"Broadcasting means sending out stuff of a specified wave length from a central station so that amateurs with a range of from two hundred to three hundred meters can pick it up." ”

“ Who is the maker of a film
26. The maker of a film is the person who undertakes the arrangements needed to make the film.
Subdivision (8) —Broadcasts
What does it mean to broadcast (verb)
27. To “broadcast” means to broadcast by wireless telegraphy.
What is a broadcast (noun)
28. A “broadcast” is a television or sound broadcast.
What is a television broadcast
29. A “television broadcast” is the visual images that are broadcast by way of television, together with any sounds broadcast for reception along with those images. ”

“ A radio or television broadcasting station, including a cable or satellite television operator, programmer, or producer, that broadcasts materially deceptive audio or visual media prohibited by this section as part of a bona fide newscast, news interview, news documentary, or on-the-spot coverage of bona fide news events, if the broadcast clearly acknowledges through content or a disclosure, in a manner that can be easily heard or read by the average listener or viewer, that there are questions about the authenticity of the materially deceptive audio or visual media. ”

“ The Commission is given no supervisory control of the programs, of business management or of policy. In short, the broadcasting field is open to anyone, provided there be an available frequency over which he can broadcast without interference to others, if he shows his competency, the adequacy of his equipment, and financial ability to make good use of the assigned channel.' Federal Communications Comm. ”

“ If you are too proud to admit defeat and refuse to send out a broadcast for help, you must remain here two weeks, at the end of which time you will be captured again after dark, bound and blindfolded, and taken back to the mainland and released. ”

“ We are satisfied that the reception of a radio broadcast and its translation into audible sound is not a mere audition of the original program. It is essentially a reproduction. As to the general theory of radio transmission, there is no disagreement. All sounds consist of waves of relatively low frequencies which ordinarily pass through the air and are locally audible. Thus music played at a distant broadcasting studio is not directly heard at the receiving set. ”

“ INFORMATION REQUIRED- The program required by subsection (a) shall provide for the broadcast of-- (1) emergency information, including critical details regarding the emergency, as broadcast or required to be broadcast by full-power stations in the digital television service; (2) information, in both English and Spanish, and accessible to persons with disabilities, concerning-- (A) the digital television transition, including the fact that a transition has taken place and that additional action is required to continue receiving television service, including emergency notifications ”

“ A broadcasting organization shall have the exclusive right to make sound or visual recordings and/or otherwise reproduce by means of photography or other similar processes, the sounds or images incorporated in its broadcast following reception of the broadcast or the wire-broadcast made following reception of the broadcast. ”

“ Broadcasting seems to be enlisted in popular favour, and that being so, I think it wise to utilize it us much as possible—both in our own interests and in the interests of broadcasting. When we have our next Covent Garden season, we hope again to have excerpts from the operas broadcast. ”

“ For my own part, I its not believe that the broadcasting of play, will injure the attention at theatres. Personally, I want to hear such things as normally I have not the time to hear—such as speeches by the Prime Minister and the leading members of other political parties, whose decisions are likely to influence my life, and the lives of these about me. ”

“ One company is marketing today a piece of equipment that they are calling “basically a live TV truck in a backpack.”57 Now, with “minimal training, anyone who can operate a computer can use it to broadcast professional-quality live video over the internet or on television.”58 It is clear that neither the manufacturers nor the technology reviewers are considering possible downsides to the way technology opens up broadcast-quality access to almost anyone with any kind of agenda. ”

“ Perhaps the next time the radio set begins to howl as if a dozen cat fights were mewling inside of the loud speaker, it is not static that is interfering with the reception from the broadcasting station, but a newspaper photograph which is being sent through the air. ”

“ Now men seldom used this medium, for, in a world that comprised only two cities and a few outposts, there was little news to broadcast besides that which went by word of mouth or could be announced in the city streets and auditoriums. ”

“ This conclusion is not altered by the fact that the Speech was broadcast live to a broad radio and television audience and was the subject of extensive contemporaneous news coverage. We follow the above cited case law indicating that release to the news media for contemporary coverage of a newsworthy event is only a limited publication. ”

“ Producer of sound recordings: A natural person who, or a legal entity which, first fixes sounds for any work or performance for a performer, other than fixing of the sounds on images in preparing an audiovisual work.
(14) Broadcasting: Sound or audiovisual transmission, by wireless means for public reception, of a work, performance, sound recording or recording of a work or a performance, including transmission by satellite. ”

“ Broadcasting is absolutely democratic, and offers facilities for enjoyment equally to the poor, as to those more fortunately placed. The Highland crofter, the Lancashire weaver, the Welsh miner, and the Cornish fisherman can now bear in his own home the sweetest singers, the finest symphony concerts, and the ever-popular music of famous bands. ”

“ Where a record embodying a sound recording or a copy of a cinematograph film is used for the purpose of making a broadcast (referred to in this subsection as the primary broadcast) , a person who makes a broadcast (referred to in this subsection as the secondary broadcast) by receiving and simultaneously making a further transmission of—
(a) the transmission by which the primary broadcast was made ”

“ For purposes of this subsection, the term— `` (A) “network station” has the meaning given such term under section 119 (d) of title 17, United States Code; and `` (B) “television broadcast station” means an over-the-air commercial or noncommercial television broadcast station licensed by the Commission under subpart E of part 73 of title 47, Code of Federal Regulations, except that such term does not include a low-power or translator television station. ́ ́. ”

“ Broadcast media:
private broadcast media dominate; all stations are privately-owned except for 1 government-controlled station; multiple television networks, a number of national TV channels, and a large number of local channels; more than 400 radio stations ”

“ It shall be permitted to disseminate through a group antenna or a cable network, the works broadcasted by another radio or television organization via satellite or terrestrial network, if it is done within the framework of concurrent, integral and free dissemination of radio and television programs and is designed for a specific group of recipients living in either a single apartment building or single family houses including up to 50 households. ”

“ The rapidity and yet sureness with which it built its organization, and the far-sighted policy by which it was inspired, convinced not only myself, but every member of the Committee, that the public had got now and powerful friends in those responsible for the managerial, engineering and programme departments working together with remarkable smoothness to add a new interest to the lives of the people.
It is impossible to foretell the social effects that broadcasting is likely to have in the course of years. ”

“ Broadcasting, according to the allegations of the complaint, is accomplished by the generation, at the broadcasting station, of electromagnetic waves, which pass through space to receiving instruments which amplify them and translate them into audible sound waves. ”

“ Radio propaganda analysis follows the same considerations as those which govern choice of materials for analyzing printed matter. It is a surer method to follow one or two programs on a station than to make wide random selections. A standard-wave transmitter to the home audience comes closer to revealing the domestic scene than would a global rebroadcast of ostensibly identical material. Radio has a further advantage over print. Few nations print out separate propaganda for each foreign-language area, while almost every large and medium-sized country has international facilities for broadcast. ”

“ Mr. Hubert. You do have a Soundscriber of that broadcast at 2 o’clock?
Mr. Duncan. Right; we have. We maintain a 24-hour taping service at the station.
Mr. Hubert. Is that Soundscriber going to be kept permanently?
Mr. Duncan. Yes, they are kept in storage.
Mr. Hubert. All of them or just these particular ones?
Mr. Duncan. No, this is done constantly. We have 24 hours a day every day tape recordings.
Mr. Hubert. And how long a period of time do you keep those things?
487 Mr. Duncan. This—I am not sure of. This I would have to find out from the station engineering staff. ”

“ Broadcast media:
no terrestrial television service available; subscription cable TV provider offers some locally produced programming plus channels from the US, Latin America, and the Caribbean; state-operated radio broadcasts on 6 stations ”

“ Radio is certainly getting to be a country-wide craze. Only the other day I was at one of the big broadcasting stations, and the manager told me that they were actually having trouble to get performers, there is such a demand for them. They seem to be especially hard up for novelty acts—something out of the ordinary. ”

“ The radio broadcaster already has chanted the news into your ear without your having to do anything more than turn a knob (you, of course, sometimes have to go to the trouble of shutting the station off again when someone begins to tell you why a certain cigarette is better for your throat, or is it your liver?) ”

“ One worries about the combination of the broadcasters and the telecoms crew for obvious reasons, the broadcasters possessed the power to make image. Even if you leave out all of those Hollywood‐like structures of image making that depend upon the actual ownership of the movie, even if you only deal with the question of who has the route to many eyeballs, you can see how powerful image making is. ”

“ The collective management organization of broadcasting right via radio, television, and cable television of the broadcasting organizations shall require the recognition of the Ministry of Information. ”

“ The communications broadcasted are no less complete and effective, nor any the less effected by appellant, because it does not own or command the apparatus by which they are received. The essential purpose and indispensable effect of all broadcasting is the transmission of intelligence from the broadcasting station to distant listeners. It is that for which the customer pays. By its very nature broadcasting transcends state lines and is national in its scope and importance-characteristics which bring it within the purpose and protection, and subject it to the control, of the commerce clause. ”