Word: broadcasts
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...Cyperposium web site (www.cyberposium.org), created by a number of companies such as Agency.com and zoecom, broadcast video clips of the panel discussions for those unable to attend...
...like-minded people who may have helped Rudolph escape the dragnet. ?Right now they?re out showing photos of people who they suspect might have helped, or are currently helping Rudolph,? says Fulton. Of course, the protracted manhunt might have been avoided altogether if the FBI hadn?t broadcast their intention to question Rudolph the night before actually visiting his house ?- a night on which he appears to have been at home watching a video...
...show he did not say "underwear." Two days earlier, in a column criticizing widespread rumors, Chicago Sun-Times columnist Richard Roeper cited a rumor of "semen-stained underwear Lewinsky kept." Roeper says he cannot recall where he heard reports of semen-stained underwear, but that it was "definitely broadcast, not print...
...networks paid $17.6 billion for the right to broadcast National Football League games until 2005, even though viewer ratings have fallen 33% since the 1980s [BUSINESS, Jan. 26]. I don't understand the logic behind that staggering price, but I do know why fewer people are watching the NFL. The networks use, and sometimes even call, time-outs to insert commercials at every conceivable chance. They disrupt the flow of the game by presenting more advertising than action. The new agreement may last until 2005, but by then, will anyone be watching? R. CONRAD STEIN Chicago...
...reports that the fugitive allegedly rented the tape at a store near his home on the night of the bombing. "That would suggest he only went on the run after the FBI went public with his name," says Fulton. In other words, if Rudolph's name hadn't been broadcast on TV that night, he might have been home when investigators arrived the next day. The video in question has not been returned to the store...