The Royal Opera House is full every night and has led the way in cinema and big screen broadcasts; Birmingham Opera Company is doing wonderful work on a fraction of ENO's funding to reach new communities; Opera North combines outreach work with an active concert programme by its orchestra.
A group of skinheads broke away from thousands of people who were watching a big-screen broadcast of the game near Red Square.
I sat outside Workers' Stadium in Beijing in 2002, for instance, to watch a big-screen broadcast of China's national soccer team competing in its first World Cup.
Three fans and one riot policeman, injured during 30 minutes of running clashes in Moscow during a big-screen broadcast of Russia's 1-0 win in Switzerland in Group One, left hospital yesterday as authorities began repairing more than 200 seats destroyed in the fracas.
Russian news services quoted officials as saying that only a few hundred people had been expected to view the big-screen broadcasts outside the Kremlin.
The content can also be broadcast on a big screen, as it was in the recent One Direction live broadcast pictured to the left.
Catch-up TV recorded and watched on the big screen within a week of broadcast is already measured by OzTAM.
The event will be shown on a big screen in Covent Garden, London, and be broadcast on BBC Radio 2 and on BBC television via the red button.
The Institut was showing the TV5 broadcast on a big screen that had been hoisted above a grand staircase.
On Sunday night, many spectators found themselves suddenly broadcast on the big screen, microphones thrust into their faces.
The words to the French national anthem "La Marseillaise" will be broadcast on the big screen, and that anthem will be played after, not before, "God Save the Queen".
