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public broadcasting
(redirected from Public service broadcaster)

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public broadcasting: see broadcasting broadcasting, transmission of sound or images to a large number of receivers by radio or television. In the United States the first regularly scheduled radio broadcasts began in 1920 at 8XK (later KDKA) in Pittsburgh.
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Certainly the Catholic community is fed up seeing a public service broadcaster using the licence fee to pay unscrupulous reporters trying to recirculate old news and to broadcast programmes that are so biased and hostile.
While commercial broadcasters use programs to make money for their shareholders -- either by selling viewers to advertisers, or, in pay TV, by dividing the population into haves and have-nots -- only public service broadcasters target the whole population regardless of social class or purchasing power.
The Portuguese public service broadcaster signed a multi-year, multi-transponder deal with Intelsat for standard definition transmission services of its programming via three Intelsat satellites.
 
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