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Another type of advertising is broadcast advertising; this is done through the use of radio, if you have a message that you need to get across. Useful ways of doing this is with slogans and songs. Another way of doing this is like the ice cream man with is catchy song which you hear and instantly know the ice cream van is here.

ASAS Magic of Broadcasting 133 by cityoforlando

Lights at the Trinity Broadcasting Network by SarahHuntPhotography

All the beautiful lights - but some poor woman in the midwest is paying the bill with her life savings.

Broadcasting by Paul Martin

TV news filming.

Broadcasting by Paul Martin

TV news filming.

Broadcasting by JamesHarperMedia

James Harper: #Broadcast #Media Love what I do

Happy Halloween from the QA Crustacean at Hang w HQ!! He's broadcasting LIVE from FOUR phones on @hangwith - go check them out before he gets too crabby!! 🐌🐙🐚 #hangwith #halloween #crabby #lifestreaminglive by Hang With

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IMG_8562cr by rich.tee

BBC Broadcasting House London

Broadcasting from Romford by Premier Media Group

Broadcasting by Paul Martin

TV news filming.

BYU Broadcasting Building by Ben P L

Broadcasting building of Brigham Young University.

Public Service Broadcasting Manchester October 2017 by Dark Dwarf

Public Service Broadcasting Manchester Academy 16 October 2017

Broadcasting seats by Scott Young

Stv's new logo shaped seats outside their new studios. Finnieston crane in the background.

broadcasting by Stage Producciones

Broadcasting House (BBC) by kennymitch

[Download] Broadcasting it: Encyclopedia of Homosexuality on Film, Radio and TV in the UK, by nofyu tikno

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Read Online Broadcasting it: Encyclopedia of Homosexuality on Film, Radio and TV in the UK, 1923-93: An Encyclopaedia of Homosexuality on Film, Radio and TV (UK 1923-93) (Cassell Lesbian and Gay Studies) Trial Ebook

Leeds Metropolitan University by clifford stead

Broadcasting Place

Staff Pacific Broadcasting Association, Japan by Mennonite Church USA Archives

Caption: Staff of Pacific Broadcasting Association where the Mennonite Hour program is made. Japan.

Citation: Mennonite Board of Missions Photograph Collection. Japan Church Leaders, 1950-1966, IV-10-7.2, Box 6, Folder 1a, Photo #26. Mennonite Church Archives. Elkhart, Indiana.

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Broadcasting House

Offices and studios for the British Broadcasting Corporation (north extension not of special interest). 1930-32 by Col. G Val Myer and Watson Hart, relief panels by Eric Gill and Gilbert Bayes, etc. Portland stone on steel frame. Long frontage to Portland Place, rounded end with main entrance to Langham Place and eastern return. Shallow modelling to stepped facades in mixed Modernist-Georgian monumental style. Nine storeys with four to six storey corner clock tower pavilion massing. 35-window range to Portland Place and seven window wide rounded clock tower end. Main entrance to Langham Place has bronze doors under massive lintel and Eric Gill's "Prospero and Ariel" in niche above. The terminal pavilions to Portland Place have a shop front to south and entrance to north both surmounted by relief panels. Vertically proportioned shallow recessed metal glazing bar casements. Seven "porthole" windows in centre of top attic storey to Portland Place. Upper storeys recessed at various levels with metal balustrades at set-backs. Latticework masts over clock tower and behind. Inside the foyer the windows are flanked by pilasters with glass capitals and cornice carrying lights; Eric Gill's "The Sower" set opposite the entrance. The original, innovatory McGrath, Wells Coates, Chermayeff, etc. interiors and studio fittings removed. Thirties Exhibition Catalogue. Britain in the Thirties; A.D.Profile.

Since the early C20, the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) has grown into a public service broadcaster of international repute. Aiming to inform, educate and entertain, the BBC plays a prominent role in British life and culture. The BBC was formed on 18 October 1922 as a Company, with the responsibility to provide a public radio broadcast service in Britain. It is the world’s oldest national broadcaster. The BBC’s first broadcast was a news bulletin on 14 November 1922. At first the daily six hours of news and entertainment programmes reached perhaps only tens of thousands of listeners. The Company’s growing national importance was recognised when it became a public corporation by Royal Charter on 1 January 1927.

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PPIA-VOA Broadcasting Fellowship 2016-2017 by The @america center