Let us suppose, hypothetically, that the broadcast on the Internet of the streets to which police were being deployed in Boston allowed the bomber to slip through the cordon and get away.
Bravo to the company for letting us see in these broadcasts what we have been missing.
To date, no news organization has located the videotape, let alone broadcast it.
Four AA batteries let it broadcast FM stations, submarine sonar or the chirps of dolphins.
The civilian toll had been difficult to document and until then, impossible to film, let alone broadcast.
Mirra was in the first X Games in 1995, a time when action sports were not a part of mainstream America, let alone broadcast on television.
It could let stations broadcast even closer to each other on the spectrum, moving beyond rules based on the technical standards of the 1950's.
John Bothe was unemployed with time on his hands, so he paid a radio station about $1,000 to let him broadcast a sports talk show on Saturday mornings.
In 1961, France, who had founded Nascar, agreed to let ABC broadcast the Firecracker 250 from his track at Daytona, provided that Mr. Economaki was part of the team.
When you're reading an item you particularly like, a tidy row of buttons let you broadcast the link of your find to Twitter, Facebook, Google Plus, LinkedIn or e-mail.
