Simulcasting allows racetracks to sell off-site access to their betting pools.
Simulcasting, while it has brought more fans to racing, inevitably cuts down on live racing.
But it has struggled to maintain its niche while the Met has expanded its "music for the masses" programmes, including cheap tickets and simulcasting its productions to cinemas.
The US network took steps to battle piracy ahead of the new season, by simulcasting it in 170 countries around the world, now including Sky Atlantic.
She has added new formats, like simulcasting her live auctions, and she has helped establish that auctions are not just for liquidations and closeouts.
The provincial government replaced the British Columbia Jockey Club with the Pacific Racing Association in 1993, and Hastings became reliant on simulcasting and off-track betting.
He will keep WSNJ-AM s format virtually as is and will extend its reach by simulcasting with his other station, abandoning that station's format entirely.
With nearly 85percentt of bets coming from 1,100 simulcasting outlets across North America, the industry has firmly linked its future to computerized parimutuel systems.
ESPN, which is owned by Disney, has been broadcasting at 1050 AM, and is taking over 98.7 FM from WRKS; for now, both frequencies are simulcasting under the call sign WEPN.
For some pastors, participation in Awakening means simulcasting Mr. Weems's services at their church; for others, buying bulk orders of "Awakening" (WaterBrook Press), his new book; and for all of them, at least some fasting.
Restaurants have targeted tourists with free-flowing champagne and gourmet buffet-style brunch specials, while SM Cinemas, one of the largest cinema chains in the Philippines, will be simulcasting the fight in Imax theatres nationwide.
