On-demand and time-shifted viewing have turned TV into a 24/7 medium, lessening the risk of broadcasting a potential hit when the audience are still outside playing naked Swingball.
Along with the newly introduced two-way audio messaging capability, which enables users to send and return quick voice messages, called 'Hullos', asynchronously (similar to email), the company says it is currently doing trials with local businesses and universities to explore the potential of broadcasting to "a community of people".
The more thoughtful coverage of Meerkat did exactly that: enthusiastic about the potential of live broadcasting apps; constructively sceptical about this particular example's shortcomings and likely challenges; and eager to understand the consequences if these apps go mainstream, eventually.
Erin Klein works at the broadcasting board of governors.
During workshops in preparation for the Day of Broadcasting, children discover the richness and potential of radio as a vehicle to transmit their concerns and ideas about child rights.
In 1970 he began broadcasting his "Hour of Power".
To test whether listeners can extract this potential information, the playback consists of broadcasting natural or edited sequences of sounds.
We couldn't be more excited about the potential of this new trilogy to embody themes on which I have been writing, speaking and broadcasting for decades.
Loads of comics use Twitter, but Delaney was arguably the first to fully realise its potential as a medium for broadcasting 140-character bursts of gloriously funny profanity – and it made his name.
Unlike television, the cost of online broadcasting increases with each additional stream of multimedia content sent to a user, effectively forcing news organizations to charge subscription fees to take advantage of the full business potential of broadband.
