Luke Crawley, assistant general secretary of Bectu, said: "People at the BBC very rarely go on strike and with many shows being pre-recorded all that is needed is a manager to press a button to transmit it.
The explosive essence of the printing press was its ability to transmit information widely across space and time.
In a telephone interview, he said the Press Project was working to transmit ERT's broadcast signal via Wi-Fi as a backup.
Women spoke, too, from the podium, and some even approached the United Nations press organizers to ask them to transmit more footage of female delegates, as people back home were complaining they could not see them on television.
However, the real Holy Grail has been the ability to transmit mechanical key presses directly to a computer using a few bits of electronics.
Baseball, which had asserted new, broad controls as part of the contract language in its press credential, backed off somewhat by allowing reporters to transmit "historic" information -- say, the progress of a quest for a significant record -- as it happens.
Their project would be shaped by the constant struggle to assert authority over the party and to transmit a message in a climate of press hostility and militant public scepticism about politics.
A senior American official said the exercises were intended to press Iran and North Korea on their nuclear weapons by making it "expensive and difficult" to transmit components of chemical, biological and nuclear weapons, and the missiles to deliver them.
"Diego has yet to transmit a clear idea of what he wants," Jorge Olguin, a 1978 World Cup winner, told the press.
"Today, our work is to transmit.
