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The broadcast will include an 800 number for viewers who wish to contribute to call.

Portions of "Q'Viva!" are produced in English, but other parts are in Spanish and Portuguese, so the Fox broadcast will include subtitles.

"On Golden Pond" will be staged in Los Angeles, and the broadcast will include views of the black-tie audience, which, it is hoped, will laugh and cry at the appropriate times.

Its broadcast will include an interview with George W. Bush, a football fan who once accused the Democrats of prematurely "dancing in the end zone" and whose vice president described the progress in Afghanistan as "three yards and a cloud of dust" (although critics might say "punted on second down" is more apt).

The broadcast will include interviews with the band, where they say insightful things about the new record like, "I think it's an album of just classic songs, great melodies great hooks, great lyrics".

They recalled that Mr. Jobs, in 1983, recruited John Sculley, then Pepsi's chief executive, by asking him, "Do you want to spend the rest of your life selling sugar water?" Apple and Pepsi will jointly start the promotion during next year's Super Bowl broadcast,; they will include a free song to download in one of every three of 300 million PepsiCo soft drink bottles.

By seeking to cater to viewers on the Web, CNN and other news organizations acknowledge that they could be diverting some attention from their television coverage — which, in the case of the three main broadcast networks, will include live prime-time specials led by their principal anchors.

The mobile live stream will not carry the same ads as the television broadcast; instead, it will include the same sorts of digital ads as on ABC.com.

The opening broadcast on July 20 will include Vaughan Williams's "Sea Symphony" and works by Britten, Lutoslawski, Rachmaninoff and Julian Anderson, with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, led by Sakari Oramo.

The evening's events – which will also be broadcast on BBC2 – will include "as many of the great performers as possible" from the theatre's past, according to Hytner, interspersed with archive film.

Action not broadcast by the BBC will include some tennis matches — it will broadcast a maximum of five at any time — and preliminary rounds in events such as shooting.