It's no wonder streaming services are looking increasingly sexy as vast chunks of broadcast television sink beneath a deluge of reality programming.
If broadcast news scratched beneath the surface of this Niño, it would find global climate change.
In a sign of how the sands beneath the broadcast and music businesses continue to shift, satellite radio is joining the streaming music market in the car.
So, now that anyone with a $250 camera can broadcast from anywhere on – or beneath – earth, have we crossed the final frontier of citizen journalism?
At the Hammerstein, players sat inside a soundproof booth onstage, beneath a giant screen that broadcast the games.
Another beneath-the-microscope mystery series, Fox's "House," broadcast a new episode during this holiday week of repeats.
"Lifting the Veil," about the lives of women in Afghanistan today, is nowhere near as disturbing as its predecessor, "Beneath the Veil," which was first broadcast six years ago, just before the 9/11 attacks.
The message beneath logo of the station, which is broadcast on Sky channel 519 and which operates from prime studios overlooking Trafalgar Square, Buckingham Palace and Big Ben, simply read: "Normal service will resume as soon as possible".
Video images broadcast on Al Jazeera showed triumphant rebel fighters rallying in the city beneath a bridge, with artillery shelling audible in the distance.
Those are the loudest examples, blaring like sirens; there is a general hubbub of narcissism beneath, which is conveniently – for observation purposes, at least – broadcast on social media.
