Accompanying the constant broadcast is a series of background photographs, portraying sunrises from the geographical location of the station currently streaming an added bonus to feel globally connected.
The low-drives are controlled by a constant broadcast of pornography that the hi-drives are convinced will pacify them, though one hi-drive, Nat Mender (Tony Vogel), believes that the media should be used to educate the low-drives.
A few weeks after the 9/11 attacks, the constant broadcast of images of Islamic extremists caused such a spell to overcome several otherwise rational people in Tyler, Texas, according to Walker.
In the Ogaden, young men organized themselves into clandestine fighting units, heeding Mogadishu's constant radio broadcasts to prepare for a war of liberation.
Along these lines, the constant television broadcasts during the conference of grieving parents and wounded children in Gaza reminded a few conferees of the emotions stirred up by video testimonies of Holocaust survivors (there are dozens of these in the museum), and the comparison made several scholars uneasy.
With extraordinary media control, it was Hillary who engineered much of the constant, free broadcast early-media coverage -- a gift worth two billion dollars -- that Trump received.
North Korea's state television broadcasts constant footage of Kim surrounded like a rock star by adoring crowds of young fans.
Cameras catch their breakfast table belches, romantic liaisons and constant bickering and broadcast them to millions of homes and bars, and the contestants' interactions have become a Rorschach test of Africans' views of themselves.
The island knew of the storm's approach well ahead of time; by about 36 hours in advance all police districts were warned and radio broadcasts provided constant warnings to ships.
On the bus, I sat next to someone whose earphones broadcast that constant, tinny noise that is so irritating in confined spaces.
