The legacy of this seems only to be the incessantly broadcast "100 best... " programmes that underline the nation's favourite pastime of watching "competition" the same way that it watches television: from a comfortable distance.
In addition to his point about repression being passé in an era in which we incessantly broadcast, blog and twitter our private demons in the public domain, psychiatrists are becoming one of the last holdouts of low-tech: we have live conversations that last more than several minutes with people in the same room as us.
The candidates' campaign commercials seem to be broadcast incessantly on some of Buffalo's radio stations.
We did not see any of the estimated 200,000 prisoners living and dying in gulags, nor could we see inside ordinary homes where state radio is broadcast incessantly all day.
The second factor was a set of video snippets, provided by the Schindler family and broadcast incessantly by the three cable news networks — CNN, Fox News, and MSNBC — which are themselves entangled in a desperate struggle for dominance.
Is it really fair to take a minister's remarks, no matter how provocative or ill-advised, out of context and to broadcast them incessantly, as if they were the only thing that minister ever said or believed?
Heaney was incessantly in demand, for book launches, exhibition openings, broadcasts, films, lectures, endorsements of this or that enterprise or publication, and his nature made it difficult for him to refuse whatever was asked of him.
You're probably wondering, "Am I in the broadcast generation?" Well, do you tweet, Facebook, blog, or text incessantly?
If you choose to mute a user, you'll still be able to view their broadcasts in your main feed within the Periscope app, but your phone won't buzz incessantly with alerts.
Every so often, a sports broadcast gets fixated on a single character from the crowd and shows that person's reaction incessantly, after every moment good and bad, during every timeout, during every climactic moment.
