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- New Skies Signs SSVC for Distribution of The British Forces Broadcasting Service to Remote Bases.
Business Editors/High-Tech Writers THE HAGUE, Netherlands--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 8, 2003 New Skies Satellites N.V. (NYSE:NSK) (AEX:NSK), the glob...
- Business Wire
- September 08, 2003
- Interview with Peter Mansbridge of Canadian Broadcasting Corporation
Subjects: Afghanistan : Terrorism ; Afghanistan : U.S. military forces :: Deployment; Canada : Afghanistan :: Canadian military forces, casualties; Canada : Afghanistan :: Canadian military forces, deployment; Canada : Afghanistan, Canadian military forces :: Deployment ; Canada : Canadian Broadcasting Corporation; Canada : Energy cooperation with U.S.; Canada : Oil supply and refining ; Canada : President [Obama]'s visit; Canada : Prime Minister; Canada : Relations with U.S.; Canada : Trade with U.S.;...
- Daily Compilation of Presidential Documents
- September 04, 2009
- Low Power to the People
Not surprisingly, the National Association of Broadcasters, a powerful (read: evil) lobby group that acts on behalf of commercial TV and radio broadcasters, put up a stink. The NAB lobbied Congress to place a cap on the number of LPFM licenses it would grant, claiming that signals from these renegade micro-stations would interfere with major broadcasts. They weren't alone. National Public Radio shared the NAB's concerns and actually joined forces to support the Radio Broadcasting Preservation Act (RBPA), which neutered the FCCs initial LPFM ruling. Strange bedfellows, eh? Now, here's where it gets interesting. The RBPA limited the low-power spectrum with something called "third adjacency restrictions." In layperson's terms, this means that low-power stations can only operate on every fo...
- Seven Days
- June 22, 2010

- Data Broadcasting and Phone.com Join Forces to Deliver Market Quotes to Internet-Enabled Wireless Phones.
HAYWARD, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 22, 1999-- Data Broadcasting's eSignal and Phone.com's MyPhone Service Allow Mobile Users Access to Financi...
- Business Wire
- November 22, 1999
- As the Third Round Begins, the Thrills Aren't Gone
There is going to have to be eight yawners today to not consider the first weekend of this NCAA Tournament one of its most dynamic ever. And, based upon the way the television ratings are skyrocketing, my guess is the folks at Turner Broadcasting who decided to write some very hefty checks to the NCAA to join forces with CBS in covering of the event aren't having buyer's remorse.
- Los Angeles Daily News
- March 24, 2011
- Verio and SiteShell Join Forces to Offer ASP Services to the Radio Broadcasting Market.
Business/Technology Editors ENGLEWOOD, Colo. and SHELTON, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 4, 2000 Verio takes equity stake in SiteShell; provides Inte...
- Business Wire
- May 04, 2000
- Mission Federal Credit Union and KPBS Public Broadcasting have joined forces to launch www.sdfinancialeducation.org.
Mission Federal Credit Union and KPBS Public Broadcasting have joined forces to launch www.sdfinancialeducation.org, a site to help people achieve fin...
- San Diego Business Journal
- October 11, 2004
- Time to Collect a Ton of Pasta for Those in Need
Once again, the staff of Cumulus Broadcasting is joining forces with four area Hannaford supermarkets to conduct their "Ton of Pasta Food Drive for Manna," which will be 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Jan 10. The food items will benefit Manna Ministries of Bangor, which serves people in need in Greater Bangor.
- Bangor Daily News
- January 07, 2009
- Latinos Feted in War Film
IRWINDALE - Crowding around a big-screen television set, about two dozen people gathered Thursday night at the AMVETS Post 113 for a special viewing of a film featuring a handful of San Gabriel Valley Latino armed forces veterans. The Public Broadcasting Service documentary, "California at War," premiered on KCET and featured testimonials from four Valley veterans, including post members Rudolph Estrada and Benigno Diaz.
- San Gabriel Valley Tribune
- August 25, 2007
- EABC Joins Forces With International Television Broadcasting to Deliver Sony Entertainment Television Asia Programming On Time Warner Cable in Brooklyn & Queens.
FORT LEE, N.J./NEW YORK--(ENTERTAINMENT WIRE)--April 30, 1999-- SET Asia to debut its award-winning Asian-Indian programming on oldest Asian-Ameri...
- Business Wire
- April 30, 1999