Word: broadcasting
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...first live concert, as real-time audio and video of theRolling Stones' November 18 Dallas show will be "multicast" from the Cotton Bowl. The Stones are offering the free 20-minute preview to promote their November 25 pay-per-view event and to test current Net capabilities. Though the broadcast will make cyberhistory, video quality will be far inferior to television and usual Internet access methods won't provide "Satisfaction." Powerful computers, like those used as servers, must be configured as hosts, capable of receiving the feed which comes over the Multicast Backbone, or MBONE, which is a system...
...past election nights, Harvard radio station WHRB has been able to do little more than relay poll results broadcast on television to their radio audience...
Hamill says the Games will cost roughly $1.2 billion to stage, but he says the money will be available from ticket sales, broadcast licensing, private donations, and possible corporate sponsorships from local businesses like Reebok...
Romney also purchased air time to broadcast a 30-minute television program on the New England Cable News network in another eleventh-hour effort to close the gap between himself and Kennedy...
...immediate cause of all this was an obscure bit of rulemaking from the Federal Communications Commission. The FCC for the past four months has been selling off slices of the broadcast spectrum -- the radio bands used for everything from dispatching taxis to broadcasting Rush Limbaugh's belly laughs. And in preparation for a big auction scheduled to begin in December, the agency required that all companies seeking to bid on this latest piece of electromagnetic real estate disclose the names of their business partners by last Friday...