roadcasting

A proposed technology for sharing one's music collection (or any audio or video material for that matter) via a wireless connection from car to car. It is expected that receiving software could select by category from whichever music streams are in the local vicinity. Wi-Fi and other wireless systems are envisioned for transmission. See 802.11p and DSRC.

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Using roadcasting, a technique that endeared the station to the local residents of Bulawayo, where it is located, the station distributed audio cassettes and CDs containing a mix of music, news, and current affairs programming that were then played by bus and taxi drivers for the commuting public.

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"Advertising will break up the programmes and we have to accept that, but having all racing on one channel is a big thing and Channel 4 want the major crown jewel events to stand out as they have on the BBC." In similar vein, Aintree chairman Lord Daresbury said: "Aintree has had a long and close relationship with the BBC and it has been very successful but we have to look to the future." A BBC spokesperson said: "The BBC are proud of their long h e r i t a g e o f b roadcasting horseracing and did put in as competitive a bid as possible in the current climate.

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These Dublin broadcasts, each ninety-minutes long, were designed to compensate for the poor reception of transmissions from Cardiff in those early days of bS roadcasting.

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