They appear out of the inky dark on Chestnut Ridge Road like a recovered memory — twin towers outlined in blue rope lighting, broadcast mast with white lighting and red warning beacon on top, a red heart linking them.
Rihanna can be seen belly dancing on the stage, with neon green laser lights broadcast above her.
The band's dramatic smoke-machine entrance was met with meticulously choreographed stage lighting, broadcast cameras, and at least 30 alt-yuppies holding flip cams.
Procter & Gamble was behind "The Guiding Light", first broadcast on radio in 1937, and which became the world's longest-running soap opera.
If people are using the lights to broadcast information, for example, they might use a microphone to create the signal and a wire to carry the information to each light.
Mr. Harth said this may have largely been because classical performances tend to be booked farther in advance than jazz, pop and world music concerts, and since much has been made of Zankel's up-to-date electronic, lighting and broadcast facilities, it may be that these components were contemplated all along.
A random selection will start first, if they are in a position to move: inching slowly around the table and flashing their own infra-red lights to broadcast information to the other Kilobots nearby.
NBC's annual tree-lighting ceremony, broadcast live Wednesday from a very rainy New York City, made all the old mistakes.
Shortly after midnight (Norwegian time) an order from the Commanding Admiral to extinguish all lighthouses and navigation lights was broadcast over NRK.
With all its trademark bad camera work and bad lighting, the broadcast was one for the history books as Clinton answered questions about his learning curve as president.
