Word: broadeast
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Thanks to the Supreme Court, Ivy League football is on the air. Last June the Justices threw out the, NCAA's monopoly in making broadeast deals, allowing member schools to negotiate for TV rights on their own, Barney Frank, an executive at the sports promotion firm Trans World International, came up with the idea of an Ivy Group football package soon after the ruling. The plan's intention was not to displace Rose Bowl contenders from their commercial network homes, but rather to put the Ivy games on public, television, underwritten by corporate philanthropy a la "Masterpiece Theatre" or "Alastair...
...case for why we do these things. WNET's Iselin slied some light-though, when he mentioned the "grateful son of Eli" who sent him $50 in appreciation of the games. New York's public station took in an additional $1000 of donations each week the games were broadeast directly; and the stations all hope that the games generated untold good will among the people on whom public broadcasting depends the fairly well off folks who respond generously to the financial needs of the viewer supported public stations...
...hockey at Dartmouth WHRB. 95.3 FM will broadeast beginning 7:20p.m...
...Briggs (broadeast over WHRB, 95.3 FM, beginning...