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Broadcasting students and Program Chair Dr. Alvan Lewis took a trip to Orlando to visit the WKMG television studio and radio studios for 94.5 and 98.9. #MyCityCollege #CityCollegeFortLauderdale #BroadcastingStudentsWKMG #Broadcasting
Several hundred people, some dressed up as Sesame Street characters, such as Big Bird and Oscar the Grouch, rallied in front of the Capitol Saturday, Nov. 3 for the Million Puppet March, a demonstration held in support of public broadcasting.
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Sinclair Broadcasting is taking over many local television stations in order to spread propaganda, false news, and trump TV. TURNOFF10.com
The Canadian Broadcasting Centre, located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, is the broadcast headquarters and master control point for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's English-language television and radio services. It also contains studios for local and regional French language productions and is also home to the North American Broadcasters Association. Its French language counterpart is the Maison Radio-Canada, located in Montreal.
The Canadian Broadcasting Centre is located at 250 Front Street West in Downtown Toronto, with additional entrances at 205 Wellington Street West and 25 John Street, directly across from the Metro Toronto Convention Centre. It is within walking distance of Union Station, the Rogers Centre, and the CN Tower and connected to the city's PATH underground pathway system.
Consisting of 13 functional and spatially impressive storeys, the Broadcast Complex is partly located on the site of the First Ontario Parliament Buildings (or the Third Parliament Building of Upper Canada), which stood on the block bounded by Wellington, John, Front, and Simcoe streets between 1832 and 1903. Constructed at a cost of Cdn$350 million (excluding technology renewal), the Canadian Broadcasting Centre complex entered service in 1993. Previously, the CBC's Toronto operations had been based at a smaller facility on Jarvis Street, near the former television transmitter.
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Speech Broadcasting Building - Building 86 (A/M Drg No: 10786/41)
These buildings were commonly found on the airfields Technical Site, often in the vicinity of the Control Tower (Watch Office) and comprised a small blast-proof building housing the amplifying equipment for the Tannoy System used for operational instructions to be given clearly, rapidly and simultaneously to Personnel at dispersal points and other distant parts of the airfield. Microphones placed in the main operational buildings, the Operations Block, Control Tower or Watch Office and the Battle Headquarters, these were all connected to the Speech Broadcasting Building, from which cables running within pipes were connected to an average of 150 loudspeakers dotted around the airfield.
RAF Snetterton Heath Airfield, was built in 1942 and during the World War Two it was used by the U.S.A.A.F Eighth Air Force, USAAF Station 138 and was the home-base for these American Bombers, the twin-engined B-26 Marauder and the Heavy Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress. In November 1945 the airfield was abandoned by the Americans and in 1948 it was deserted, the former Airfield was converted into Snetterton Motor Racing Circuit. In many instances, much of the airfield will have been demolished in the intervening years, and returned to agriculture, or converted into an industrial estate, eventually to fade from the landscape altogether, but hopefully will remain a little longer in the memory of those who served there. The bases were home to brave young men and women who served the Allied Forces flying Fighters and Bombers from the runways of the Airfield, sometimes never to return.
Sourced from www.ukairfields.org.uk/snetterton-heath.html
Editor-in-chief of katholieknederland.nl . Here, Mr Van der Net is talking about white smoke and habemus papam. Looks like he's blessing us, too.
Moonglow anemone
I believe the milky cloud around this anemone is probably sperm being released. These anemones use broadcast fertilization to procreate and I'm thinking this one is doing it's part to populate the reef. You can see the "fountain" coming from it's mouth.
Fitzgerald Marine Reserve, Moss Beach, CA