Broadcasting

Broadcasting: On New Year's Day, 1926, with Gaelic League founder and future first Irish president Dr. Douglas Hyde at the microphone, indigenous Irish radio broadcasting began over the Dublin Broadcasting Station, with its call sign 2RN meant to invoke the last two words of the song "Come Back to Erin."

John Lee: Media History, Made in Ireland John Lee 2010

This is the fuel for the “Irrelvance in Broadcasting Network”.

Think Progress » Limbaugh compares Pelosi to a terrorist for saying passing health care is more important than re-election. 2010

Broadcasting: On New Year's Day, 1926, with Gaelic League founder and future first Irish president Dr. Douglas Hyde at the microphone, indigenous Irish radio broadcasting began over the Dublin Broadcasting Station, with its call sign 2RN meant to invoke the last two words of the song "Come Back to Erin."

John Lee: Media History, Made in Ireland John Lee 2010

The Corporation for Public Broadcasting is the largest funder for public radio stations and gets about $400 million a year from the government.

Defund NPR radio? Who's funding it anyway? Melissa Bell 2010

According to this report in Broadcasting and Cable that came out today, NBC maybe courting Comedy Ce ...

Late Night TV Speculation Getting Interesting 2009

Try this: Broadcasting is what Adams used to tell his lies in the first place.

How not to recall a Portland mayor (Jack Bog's Blog) 2009

Broadcasting: On New Year's Day, 1926, with Gaelic League founder and future first Irish president Dr. Douglas Hyde at the microphone, indigenous Irish radio broadcasting began over the Dublin Broadcasting Station, with its call sign 2RN meant to invoke the last two words of the song "Come Back to Erin."

John Lee: Media History, Made in Ireland John Lee 2010

I was most taken aback by Mr Lostit's poor use of language when I interviewed him for DBC (Dungeekin Broadcasting Corporation).

Government Announces New Data Loss Method Dungeekin 2009

He says that Kids will be kings of all media and that Broadcasting is dying – not completely away but that it lacks the authority peer-to-peer represents “authentic voices only”.

Clues to the Future: What the users of tomorrow are teaching us today « Where Rasta Meets Pasta 2006

Link to story in Broadcasting & Cable (Thanks, Joel Meyer)

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