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Almost a quarter of households in the US will be prevented tonight from seeing an ABC TV network news programme that is to broadcast a list of American servicemen and women killed in action in Iraq.

More worryingly, because most Wi-Fi devices broadcast a list of known networks, a monitoring system could, in theory, collect the list and match it against databases of known Wi-Fi networks, which are used as a rough and ready alternative to satellite positioning in built-up areas.

It had initially intended to broadcast a list of the 523 soldiers killed in action, but will now extend Nightline by 10 minutes in order to broadcast an additional 200 names of those who have died in accidents, from friendly fire or by suicide.

"In-depth investigations were conducted into the fairness issues raised by the broadcast of a BBC Newsnight report on child sex abuse allegations and by the broadcast of a list of names of individuals alleged to be linked to child sex abuse on ITV's This Morning," Ofcom said in a statement.

For example, the CNBC app shows the live CNBC broadcast with a list of stocks on the right side.

After all replies have been received, the node transmits the broadcast with a list of selected nodes that act as forwarders similar to OLSR [14].

The files total more than 360 gigabytes and include more than 10 million Tweets; more than 2 million images, GIFs, videos, and Periscope broadcasts; and a list of datapoints detailing more about those accounts and their Tweets — how many followers and who they followed; the geolocation of their Tweets; polls that were run and more.

On the apps, which use smartphone location technology, users post a simple profile and then broadcast their availability, or scan a list of others who have done so.

Headphones, along with a police radio and a list of broadcast frequencies that racegoers can purchase upon entering the track, allow fans to listen in on team communications — which are, by NASCAR rules, accessible to the public — throughout the race.

Headphones, along with a police radio and a list of broadcast frequencies that racegoers can purchase upon entering the track, allow fans to listen in on team communications which are, by NASCAR rules, accessible to the public throughout the race.

Now, when you start a private broadcast, you can choose from a list of mutual followers (people who follow each other).