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A daily Internet news talk show featuring a conservative host will begin broadcasting online on Friday.
ERT journalists kept broadcasting online and on digital frequencies, as thousands of people gathered outside the organisation's headquarters in northeastern Athens to protest against the decision.
Since June 11, the 2,600 employees of ERT have been illegally occupying the building's headquarters in northern Athens and broadcasting online after the government cut the electricity to its satellites.
Great to see #ERT, or should we say TV Free Greece, still broadcasting online: http://t.co/8lQMYSXM0e June 12 , 2013Ioanna Iliadi (@ioann_A) #ert #livestream turned off pic.twitter.com/2a5s23VlMy June 12 ,2013 The government has said it wil reopen ERT with a smaller staff, claiming the broadcaster was bloated and inefficient.
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And it began broadcasting online through the Live station website - attracting thousands of viewers in Bahrain until it too was blocked after a week.
Vice News is nominated for The Islamic State in the innovation in broadcasting - online first award, as is Amazon Instant Video's Ripper Street and BBC iPlayer's original drama and comedy shorts.
Radar runs a central hub from London that receives these SMS reports and subjects them to a swift yet rigorous editorial process before broadcasting them online and alerting international editors.
On one hand, virtually anyone can start broadcasting songs online; on the other, if regulations are set up early enough, these new broadcasters present a much-needed revenue stream.
In two weeks, Intel, the computer-chip maker, plans to begin testing a competition tentatively called Digital Street Game in Manhattan, in which players claim parts of the city grid by performing outrageous stunts in those areas, then broadcasting them online to voters who rate them.
Talk radio and cable news hosts warned viewers that dangerous terrorists might end up in a neighborhood jail, with Sean Hannity of Fox News even broadcasting an online video from House Republican leaders that juxtaposed the security of the detainee camps with images of the twin towers in flames.
