The classified report was also obtained by ABC News and is scheduled to be the subject of a broadcast tonight on the program "PrimeTime Thursday".
The work was the subject of a broadcast on German national television in September that showed footage filmed by an undercover animal rights activist working at the institute.
Within hours of such comments, the remarks are disseminated by e-mail to journalists around the country, and soon video clips of Mr. Robertson are the subject of news broadcasts and nationwide ridicule.
That same year he was the subject of a programme called Mytunes, broadcast on RTÉ Radio 1 on 29 November.
Gilligan's allegations that the government had 'sexed up' claims about weapons of mass destruction were not the subject of a single broadcast, but of a whole new phase of political reporting.
SOMETIME on Sunday the subject of the Oscar broadcast will come up at your house or among your friends — perhaps it already has — and a screed against the national parade float that is the Academy Awards will commence.
Correction: June 20 , 2001 Wednesday A subheading yesterday with an article about the National Dance Institute, which provides instruction to children, misstated the day on which it would be the subject of a film broadcast by PBS.
"It comes up a lot from these singers," Mr. Grandage said when I asked him whether the subject of the HD broadcast was ever broached in the rehearsal room.
According to Livezeanu, he "helped reclaim the South from the cultural figures who had associated themselves to Vichy [France]." In April 1946, his early poems, alongside similar pieces by Breton, Éluard, Aragon and Dalí, were the subject of a midnight broadcast on Parisian Radio.
On the subject of its improved broadcasts of live events, Dorsey said politics increases Twitter's user engagement, but not noticeably more than other popular topics of debate.
