Limbaugh is an important person because he broadcasts hard-right political commentary — more precisely, propaganda — to an enormous national audience for three hours a day, five days a week.
On television, Mrs. Clinton's campaign continued through the weekend to broadcast hard-hitting advertisements attacking Mr. Lazio's integrity and his record on breast cancer.
The political implications of the live broadcast are hard to gauge.
Each broadcast features hard facts about weather phenomena and climates around the globe.
"I was determined to drive the broadcast very hard on issues that affect the quality of life of most Americans," Dobbs says.
For the public, the advantage of digital is twofold: better reception, particularly in first-floor apartments like that of Mr. Engel's, where surrounding buildings can make broadcast signals hard to pick up; and more channels, though the magic of digital compression.
In return for choosing not to dwell overmuch on the blemishes of Qatar itself, the new station was allowed to broadcast proper, hard-hitting news from everywhere else in the Arab world.
Purists might object that balance and volume are distorted, just as in the Met broadcasts it's hard to discern the size of a singer's voice.
So he and two co-inventors have patented a technology that makes it possible to download music from radio broadcasts onto a hard drive and then automatically sort the songs into personalized playlists.
Once CH is determined, it declares itself selected as the CH in this round and broadcasts the attribute, hard threshold (HT), soft threshold (ST), and count time (CT) parameters.
Until now, the capabilities of commercial TV set-top-boxes (STB) have been somewhat limited and usually tailored to TV functionality, such as program guides, simple web browsing, and recording of broadcast TV to hard disk.
