AS A sick Yasser Arafat, leader of the Palestinians, was helicoptered out of his compound in Ramallah in 2004, a BBC correspondent, Barbara Plett, broadcast her reaction to the event in a radio programme called "From Our Own Correspondent".
Agnew's on-air "leg over" comment on Test Match Special, made to fellow commentator Brian Johnston in 1991, provoked giggling fits during a live broadcast and reaction from across England.
Thus, This Week were unable to present their conclusions to a member of the government and broadcast their reaction, as was the usual practice for closing such a documentary.
Bosnia Radio broadcast angry reactions from relatives of people murdered at Ahmici.
Sol Campbell, a former defender on England's national team, broadcast his own reaction to the BBC film.
Last week, he was too late to catch a broadcast interview about reaction to President Bush's Middle East speech that called terrorists "freedom fighters" engaged in a "resistance movement".
Police have said Scott had a gun in his hand when he was shot, but some — including Scott's daughter, who broadcast her emotional reaction to the shooting live on Facebook — claim he was merely holding a book.
On his blog Mr. Lellenberg predicted that Mr. Shreffler's "calm, civil, and analytical" arguments would outlast the "fevered reactions broadcast in tweets and rants".
How bad could a little glory be? "Nobody paid attention to me, it was all about Hannah," said Master Sgt. Joseph Myers, of the video in June that vaulted onto national broadcasts showing the reaction of his 10-year-old — freeze-frame expressions ranging from incredulity to ecstatic relief — when he walked into her Randolph Elementary School class at Universal City, Tex.
We will also make "live on the air" presentations of our food products to the disk jockeys, hoping to get the reactions broadcast to the listening audience.
