Mr. Murphy works in a soundproof booth with clear plastic on one side; a suspended camera broadcasts close-up shots onto a projection screen.
Professional life began with Phyllis playing for ballet classes, and early television broadcasts closed down with a close-up of her hands playing suitably goodnight music.
In 1954, the parade became NBC's second color broadcast, close on the heels of the November 1953 color presentation of "The Colgate Comedy Hour".
"A tough, uncompromising battle with corruption has begun," announced Arkady Mamontov, a pro-government television host, in a much-hyped documentary titled "Corruption" that, though it was broadcast close to midnight on Tuesday, attracted nearly 20 percent of the television audience.
Since its launch in August 2006, BlogTalkRadio has broadcast close to 200,000 segments.
However, Wallace was at the time of broadcast close friends with noted designer James Amster (creator of the landmark Amster Yard courtyard in New York City) and Amster's male long-term companion, men whom Wallace later described as "a wonderful old married couple" and "[b]oth people that [he] admired".
Several television stations, including NY1 News, broadcast close-ups of the pages.
Technology is bringing print and broadcast closer together and the differences in editorial cultures across platforms or countries are eroding.
City education officials postponed makeup exams for these students last week after several television stations broadcast close-up images of some test questions.
The actors operate cameras that broadcast close-ups live onto television screens, underlining the horrors of reality TV – a decently executed concept, although fiddling with technology and set pieces can at times distract a little from the performances.
The audience for the three-hour broadcast, close-captioned in English, from the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles was put at 626,000, in contrast to the 212,000 viewers who watched it on WCBS-TV last year.
