We knew even then that it had to be a mixture of television, open-circuit sound broadcasting, closed-circuit recording, correspondence and teaching.
TVMcGill is the University TV station, broadcasting on closed-circuit television and over the internet.
And while their competitors made much of their money through sales of tickets to live events, the McMahons were among the first to seize on new revenue sources: television syndication of wrestling events, followed by closed-circuit and pay-per-view broadcasting, which led them to develop their own cable television programming.
The renowned media tycoon had outraged senior Chinese authorities a year earlier with comments about how broadcast could bring down Communism: "Satellite broadcasting makes it possible for information-hungry residents of many closed societies to bypass state-controlled television channels".
The broadcasting company's lawyers demanded they remain closed and destroy all the art that decorated the bar.
And satellite broadcasting makes it possible for information-hungry residents of many closed societies to bypass state-controlled television channels".
Because you can forget the Centre Court roof – it's the closed shop they needed to worry about; the paradox that the most precious broadcasting rights in sport are those immured against the free market.
The defense team bitterly attacked the state broadcasting service for airing admissions in what the court had said would be a closed hearing.
When boxing moved from network TV to closed-circuit TV, and eventually commercial-free pay-per-view and premium TV, one of the benefits was broadcasting the vociferous, frantic and often profane interactions between fighter and trainer between rounds.
Digital broadcasting . . .
