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	Broadcasting Authority Malta - Broadcasting in Malta: From Monopoly to Diversity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Broadcasting is not the same as publishing or film production, not entirely an entertainment medium, not wholly a method of education and not solely a vehicle for the sale of goods.
		The Malta Broadcasting Authority, composed of five members of whom one was nominated by the Archbishop and another by the Rector of the University of Malta, was appointed by virtue of Ordinance XX of 1961 which came into force on 29 September 1961.
		The right of the Broadcasting Authority to prohibit professional journalists who are contesting the elections from participating in television or radio programmes which they normally present in the course of their work is being challenged on Constitutional grounds but the two relative cases are still sub judice.
	www.ba-malta.org /AUTHORITY/m_broadcasting.htm (3385 words)

	WCFL - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		WCFL was also to become an affiliate of the Amalgamated Broadcasting System in 1933, but that network folded after only a month of operations, prior to its planned westward expansion from New York.
		After deciding its profit margin was too small for the Chicago Federation of Labor to maintain, WCFL was sold in 1979 to the Mutual Broadcasting System, at the time a subsidiary of the Amway Corporation.
		In 1999, the station was sold to the American Broadcasting Company, which continues to operate it today from studios at the intersection of State and Lake in the heart of Chicago.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/WCFL (573 words)

	WBNX-TV - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The studios are located in Cuyahoga Falls and the transmitter is in Parma, although it is licensed to Akron.
		Before this time, the call letters "WBNX" were used by two radio stations in New York: An AM station broadcasting at 1340 kHz[2], and an early FM station broadcasting at 47.5 MHz[3].
		WBNX is one of the few broadcast stations in the United States which has both Kids' WB (Saturdays) and 4Kids TV (Sundays); one of the others is KASW.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/WBNX-TV (1040 words)

	STUDIES IN POPULAR CULTURE 25.1
		The solution lay in the development of a system that would allow high-quality programs produced at one or more of the major metropolitan centers (where writing and performing talent was most concentrated) to be distributed to stations nationwide.
		One that did actually make it to the air was the American Broadcasting System (hereafter referred to as “American,” to avoid confusion with the other ABS just discussed), headed by George Storer, an experienced broadcaster who owned radio stations in Windsor, Ontario (just across the border from Detroit); Toledo, Ohio; and Wheeling, West Virginia (“Four”).
		In writing its epitaph for ABS, Broadcasting noted a paucity of “practical broadcasting brains” in the organization and, referring to an earlier editorial, continued that “we predicted the project was doomed unless experienced broadcasting executives took hold.
	pcasacas.org /SPC/spcissues/25.1/Ward.htm (3479 words)

	PHMC: Pennsylvania History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Its railroad system, iron and steel industry, and agricultural wealth were vital to the war effort.
		On balance, the Republican system's justification was that in assisting industry it fostered prosperity for all "the full dinner pail." The enormous adjustments necessary for dealing with the unemployment and economic chaos of the 1930s led to the revival of the Democratic Party.
		The first church service broadcast by radio occurred on KDKA a year later, and the first public address by radio was made by Herbert Hoover at the Duquesne Club in Pittsburgh in 1921.
	www.phmc.state.pa.us /bah/pahist/industry.asp?secid=31 (6371 words)

	Guidelines: Election Broadcasting in Transitional Countries — ACE Electoral Knowledge Network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Although most reports did not address the role of the broadcast media at any length, we are confident that the size and breadth of the sample was sufficient to ensure representative data on the problems confronting broadcast media as well as to identify country practices that have consistently promoted or impeded fair coverage.
		Such a system may be subject to criticism as favouring parties involved in the round-table negotiations, although it enhances the opportunity of the main contenders to present their message.
		Crucial to fair broadcasting coverage of election campaigns is the establishment of impartial mechanisms for setting broadcasting policy, monitoring fairness and dealing with complaints from political party representatives, candidates, journalists and the public.
	www.aceproject.org /main/espanol/ei/eix_m060.htm (17574 words)

	mistretta
		This indeterminate- sentencing system was supplemented by the utilization of parole, by which an offender was returned to society under the "guidance and control" of a parole officer.
		Thus, under the indeterminate-sentence system, Congress defined the maximum, the judge imposed a sentence within the statutory range (which he usually could replace with probation), and the Executive Branch's parole official eventually determined the actual duration of imprisonment.
		It rejected strict determinate sentencing because it concluded that a guideline system would be successful in reducing sentence disparities while retaining the flexibility needed to adjust for unanticipated factors arising in a particular case.
	wings.buffalo.edu /law/bclc/web/mistretta.htm (9832 words)

	Singapore
		Once gazetted a broadcaster is required to obtain express permission from the Minister to continue broadcasting in the country.
		The broadcaster also is subject to restrictions on the number of households receiving its programming, under penalty of fines of up to $57,000 (S$100,000).
		The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees was granted such an exemption, and its scope of representation was expanded over the years to cover all public sector employees except the most senior civil servants.
	www.state.gov /g/drl/rls/hrrpt/2002/18263.htm (12768 words)

	Broadcasting History - Various Articles
		But while WEAF may be the first "all toll" broadcasters, in that they used commercials to pay for some of their expenses, other stations had received payment for air time before August of 1922.
		I was listening recently to a 1936-vintage foreign-language broadcast from a tiny station in Brooklyn in which a female announcer is abruptly thrust in with a rushed station ID as a record of Lithuanian folk music carries on behind her.
		So when the Amalgamated Broadcasting System went on (and quickly off) the air in September 1933, its flagship station was WBNX, and those are the call letters heard every fifteen minutes on the four hour recording of the inaugural broadcast.
	members.aol.com /jeff560/am12.html (8062 words)

	AJET 14(1) Lapsley (1998) - the origins of educational broadcasting in Australia
		Educational broadcasts and other programs designed to 'enlighten' would appeal to segments of the potential audience and, thus, there was a fundamental inconsistency between the ABC's 'duty' to contribute to the educational development of the community and its goal to attract mass audiences.
		Amalgamated Wireless (Australasia), Limited, was formed in 1913 as a vehicle for acquiring Marconi and Telefunken patents and using them for the commercial development of radio in Australasia.
		The terms 'instructional broadcasting' and 'broadcast instruction' have been adapted from the terms 'instructional television' and 'televised instruction' which were used by Professor Richard Handscombe in an interview with the writer at Glendon College, Toronto, on 27 May 1983.
	www.ascilite.org.au /ajet/ajet14/lapsley.html (7663 words)

	LEXSEE 25 F
		CIO, and that the rights of citizens' access to those forums be included among the basic "privileges, immunities, rights and liberties of citizens." We must determine whether private corporate licensees of the FCC have any more right to exclude citizens from the use of their facilities, than a privately owned "company town," see Marsh v.
		In sum, therefore, "a broadcaster seeks and is granted the free and exclusive use of a limited and valuable part of the public domain; when he accepts that franchise it is burdened by enforceable public obligations...." Office of Communication of United Church of Christ v.
		The Commission and the courts must begin to draw guidelines for "reasonable" access to the broadcast frequencies, seeking to ensure that the electronic media of twentieth century communication are as open to the public as the soap boxes, public parks, and town hall meetings of the last century.
	www.uiowa.edu /~cyberlaw/FCCOps/1970/25F2_242.htm (11195 words)

	Broadcasting History - Various Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lavish studios for Amalgamated were built in a building on Madison Avenue, but fortunately for WBNX the station's studios and facilities were maintained separately at their old location.
		The Amalgamated Broadcasting System went on the air September 25, 1933, and went bankrupt before the end of October 1933.
		Gross' description of the opening gala broadcast is very entertaining, but if you listen to the broadcast itself--something that Gross was not able to do since he was AT the broadcast--you soon realize that the listening audience heard something very different from what Gross thought they had heard.
	members.aol.com /jeff560/am8.html (3007 words)

	Australian Broadcast History
		It was developed by Earnest Fisk of AWA (Amalgamated Wireless Australasia), a radio company which had been conducting experimental radio broadcasts since 1920.- Fisk's company desired to sell sets sealed and tuned to only one frequency, and to provide the programming.
		Commercial ("mainstream") broadcasting was planned for the future, and it was understood that before this could happen the 88-108MHz band would have to be cleared of its non-radio users.
		In 1975 the concept of community broadcasting on the FM band was launched, with licenses granted to organizations who would fund their operations by listener subscriptions and limited sponsorship on-air mentions.
	www.oldradio.com /archives/international/austral.html (1885 words)

	Wavescan 402
		The antenna was a longwire that was attached to the main radio tower in use for the broadcast service of the mediumwave station 2FC.
		The first "Empire Broadcast" went on the air in the early morning of Monday, September 5, 1927, so that it could be heard in England during the Sunday evening.
		Two weeks later again, the third "Empire Broadcast" went on the air, and this time it was heard in North America, in addition to several countries in Europe.
	www181.pair.com /otsw/Wavescan/wavescan402.html (804 words)

	Radio-History.com: New York City AM Radio History - Page 5
		Noted primarily for its Yiddish broadcasts, "the station that speaks your language" was heard in literally dozens of tongues, from Japanese to Macedonian.
		Its broadcast hours were greatly reduced, and in early 1929, the studios were moved out of the St. George to 135 Eastern Pkwy.
		During a time when federal regulators sought to revoke the license of WVFW and the three stations with which it shared time, the "official Voice of the Veterans of Foreign Wars" drew even closer to its namesake, and in January 1936, complete control of the station was transferrd to the VFW.
	www.angelfire.com /nj2/piratejim/nycamhistory5.html (4721 words)

	The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A strict leadership hierarchy is more common to board rooms than factory floors; by the nature of their jobs, union officers became businessmen and politicians, removed from the daily activities of clothing workers.
		The Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America began in 1914, when a group of progressively-minded members of the United Garment Workers Union decided to form their own union.
		In mid-August the campaigners were offered the use of broadcasting facilities, and a good evening time slot, in order to get their message out.
	www.m3ip.org /~mhpm/academic/acwa.html (6175 words)

	WMVP - The real meaning from Timesharetalk wikipedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The University of Notre Dame and University of Illinois at Chicago currently have all or some of their games broadcast on the station.
		The station also broadcasts ESPN Radio national events including baseball and basketball games.
		AM 1000 began operation as WCFL in test broadcasts on June 19, 1926.
	www.timesharetalk.co.uk /wiki.asp?k=WMVP (864 words)

	Denver Transit System Board OKs Contract - CBS News
		(AP) The executive board of the city's mass transit system approved a new labor contract Saturday, clearing the way for all bus and train service to resume by the work week.
		Although the latest deal was worth the same as previous offers _ $15.3 million _ workers will get more of it in the first part of the three-year contract, officials said.
		This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
	www.cbsnews.com /stories/2006/04/08/ap/national/mainD8GRUNLG4.shtml (388 words)

	Liberty Corner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		They also understand the absolute necessity of cooperation for the attainment of one’s ends; a solitary individual could never actually be "self-sufficient," which is precisely why we must have rules--governing property and contracts, for example--to make peaceful cooperation possible and we institute government to enforce those rules.
		The common good is a system of justice that allows all to live together in harmony and peace; a common good more extensive than that tends to be, not a common good for "all of us," but a common good for some of us at the expense of others of us....
		The issue of the common good is related to the beliefs of communitarians regarding the personality or the separate existence of groups.
	libertycorner.blogspot.com /2004_09_01_libertycorner_archive.html (13491 words)

	A Chronology of AM Radio Broadcasting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		1st SINGER TO BROADCAST was Eugenia H. Farrar, whose voice was broadcast by Lee De Forest December 16, 1907, from Brooklyn Navy Yard on the occasion of the departure of Admiral Robley Dunglison Evans ("Fighting Bob Evans") on a cruise with the fleet.
		The AM broadcast band is opened (550-1350 kHz) (previously, stations generally operated on 360 meters or 400 meters); 550-1040 is designated for Class B stations, with 500-1000 watts; 1050-1350 is designated for Class A stations, with 5-500 watts.
		Broadcasting reports stations file for 50 kw as FRC lifts limit from 4 to 8 per zone, or from 20 to 40 for U. Oct. 14, 1933.
	www.demajo.net /radio/timeline.htm (10177 words)

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		Reuters - By Chris Sanders NEW YORK (Reuters) - Big U.S. banks with investment banking units are expected to post healthy double-digit earnings growth in the third quarter, but smaller regional rivals likely will show less profit strength, analysts said.
		CNN - Tokyo Broadcasting System Inc. rose 8 percent, extending gains after Internet shopping mall operator Rakuten Inc. gains as selling of recent winners such as banks and steel firms cancels out gains in warehouse firms 1,403.57.and#39;Steel and banks had risen without a recess recently
		Boston Herald - District Judge Sydney H. Stein ruled in favor of the Clearing House Association and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, an arm of the Treasury Department that oversees the banking system.
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		#1] 1974 =================== March Mailman Herschel Dockles briefly becomes Cape-Man. June Jarl 499-642-831, a reporter for the Amalgamated Broadcasting System, visits from the year 2349 to investigate a curious period of inaction in the career of Captain Marvel.
	blaklion.best.vwh.net /timelineS.html (5151 words)

	A Subject List of Book, Manuscript and Archival Collections Available in the Penn State Libraries Microforms Section ...
		Correspondence of the Military Intelligence Division Relating to 'Negro Subversion', 1917-1941.
		Agricultural and Allied Workers Union Local 300 of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters Union
		Amalgamated Association of Iron, Steel, and Tin Workers
	www.libraries.psu.edu /newsandmicroforms/microfinder/subad.htm (3662 words)

	Docket No. 76-967 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		As a consequence, the Commission's proceedings must be ordered so that the "interest of the public is our foremost concern," Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. v.
		This obligation originates in the Congressional delegation to implement the purposes and provisions of their enabling statutes.
		See Red Lion Broadcasting Co., Inc. v.
	www.oshrc.gov /decisions/html_1979/76-967.html (2251 words)

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