NBC offered the most comprehensive dovetailing of broadcast and Internet content for the Sydney Olympics last year; its Web site provided everything from biomechanical analyses of gymnastic routines to Michael Johnson's heart-rate shifts in the 400-meter dash.
"This is more comprehensive than just a broadcast strategy".
In late 2011, comprehensive television programming channels broadcast the first airwaves of programming on North Korea in various forms.
Mitri had been working on a comprehensive law to include print, broadcast and online outlets, but took too long to reach the drafting stage and was stumped when the government he served resigned in January 2011.
Launched in November 2009, Clicker is the first comprehensive and structured guide to legal broadcast programming on the Web, indexing more than 1 million online TV shows, movies and videos, from free and paid services alike.
The Voice of America charter, for instance, requires that its broadcasts be "accurate, objective and comprehensive".
What's more, V.O.A.'s charter, which is also a federal law, requires that the broadcasts be "accurate, objective and comprehensive".
While the selection of over-the-air broadcasts will never be as comprehensive as pay services, that same glut of content is often cited as an annoyance lots of channels that subscribers will never watch.
The Packard Campus is a state-of-the-art facility where the nation's library acquires, preserves and provides access to the world's largest and most comprehensive collection of films, television programs, radio broadcasts and sound recordings (www.loc.gov/avconservation).
He explained that YouTube has partnered with all of the broadcast networks in order to offer "comprehensive national coverage with ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox all included".
