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Under the memorable title "OCBSatire," the Office of Cuba Broadcasting announced that it has "a requirement for exclusive, non-transferrable rights for a Cuban satirical variety and comedy sketch show for inclusion in its programming," with proposals due September 14.
Internet broadcasting company ubroadcast this morning announced that it is in the final stages of buying video content management system maker iVu Media.
The Davis campaign also announced that it was broadcasting a new advertisement raising questions about the failure of Western Federal Savings and Loan, which was owned by the Simon family.
This news comes just days after Comedy Central announced that it would begin broadcasting a third season of "Chappelle's Show" next year.
In February 2009, Toei Animation announced that it would begin broadcasting a revised version of Dragon Ball Z as part of the series' 20th anniversary celebrations.
Among other measures such as the cessation of trade, the Seoul government announced that it would soon resume broadcasting noisy anti-Kim Jong-il propaganda over the border.
Last month, the government announced that it would switch off analogue broadcasting when 95% of the country had gone digital.
On July 31st 1995, Disney, one of America's biggest entertainment companies, announced that it was buying Capital Cities/ABC, a broadcasting network, for $19 billion.
In light of the end of analogue TV broadcasting in Japan in July 2011, the Japanese government today announced that it's considering providing up to 1 million households on welfare in this country with digital TV tuners – for free.
High performance seals specialist Precision Polymer Engineering Ltd PPEE) has announced that it has appointed Paul Gillyon as its managing director.
On Friday, the Moscow office of Radio Liberty, which is financed by the American government, announced that it was ending medium-wave broadcasts because of a tough new media law that prohibits such broadcasting when more than 48 percent of an outlet's founders are foreigners.
