The playoff structure has been dramatic and entertaining and produced the result that will send television executives into cartwheels, an all-New York Series.
Based in Amarillo, its transmitters and relay stations send television programming to 26,000 square miles of sparsely populated plains dotted with oil fields and cattle ranches.
In a filing on Friday, the media companies petitioned the court to determine whether Aereo's method of sending television signals to paying subscribers from small antenna farms violates decades-old copyright law.
The New Yorker, March 25 , 1939P. 11 Talk story about the TV broadcasting station on the top of the Empire State Building from where the NBC plans to send television broadcasts to the World's Fair.
By Eugene Kinkead, Russell Maloney, and Harold Ross The New Yorker, March 25 , 1939P. 11 Talk story about the TV broadcasting station on the top of the Empire State Building from where the NBC plans to send television broadcasts to the World's Fair.
As soon as the ad appeared, Republicans sent television stations a letter warning that the advertisement was defamatory and arguing that a vote for financing the commission was not equivalent to supporting privatization.
Subzero temperatures inspired organizers to plan a relatively swift opening ceremony, forced biathletes to reconsider their choice of gloves, and sent television commentators in frantic search of cosmetics that wouldn't freeze their faces off.
Indeed, were it not for the money they earn from telephone and Internet services, which outweigh revenues from television, the cable operators would be in an even greater fix.This month, BSkyB applied for a licence to send television along telephone operators' wires.
All have been experimenting with IPTV technology (a close cousin of the form of internet television used by Hulu and the like) which relies on internet protocols to send television in small digital "packages", instead of continuous streams, over their own proprietary networks.They have done so largely because cable was designed originally as a one-way broadcasting system.
Wall Street Webcasting stands to further blur the line between financial service companies and the traditional media -- a process that began years ago when some of the big brokerage firms started sending television stations recorded interviews with analysts and video news packages featuring the firms' big clients.
