Word: rebroadcasting
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...order to jog their memory, the Cleveland Orchestra repeated the performance on its regular Saturday CBS broadcast (5 to 6 p.m. E.W.T.), and CBS sent it out shortwave. To help it along, BBC picked it up, rebroadcast it all over Europe so Nazis everywhere could hear...
Lowell House's opera, which will be staged in the House dining hall Tomorrow and Wednesday evenings, has received a spot on the Yankee Network's FM schedule. "Solomon and Balkis," this year's Lowell offering, will be aired tomorrow night during the stage premiers, and will be rebroadcast by the Crimson Network...
There are no commercial networks in Brazil. But eleven independent stations in Rio and eleven in São Paulo are linked by telephone wires, and all 89 Brazilian stations can pick up and rebroadcast programs transmitted over Brazil's powerful short-wave stations. For years all stations have been required either to go off the air or to take the Government program, Hora do Brasil (sometimes known among jesting Brasileiros as the Hora do Silencio...
...remarks and the "soft spots" in national morale which are causing so much worry are hardened up a bit. Axis propagandists maintain nightly over the short wave radio that America is a nation of happy, deluded children, and all they need do to back up their claim is to rebroadcast programs like these...
When MacArthur withdrew to Bataan he took with him enough of Manila's dismantled station KZRH to make, on reassembly, a 1,000-watt medium-wave transmitter. Bataan thus became a fairly powerful rebroadcast point for short-wave programs from the U.S. The Japanese confiscated all the Filipino short-wave receivers they could find; but to have confiscated other radios would have interfered with their own propaganda purposes. That suited Competitor MacArthur...