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broadcast
noun as in information on electronic media
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verb as in put forth on electronic media
verb as in make public
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All of the nominees, presenters, and performers will be scattered around the world, broadcasting from their homes.
The company is setting the CPMs at the agency level, so the executives declined to discuss specifics but said the CPMs are in the range of CPMs for primetime broadcast TV shows, which can hover around $80.
This year, most advertisers signed deals with TV networks under the usual October through August broadcast window, and the majority of the money committed is earmarked for linear TV.
One is a multi-billion dollar colossus with worldwide broadcasts.
As in the United States, where “Swipe Night” first launched last October, the international version of “Swipe Night” will be broadcast on the weekend.
In fact, Americans had to wait several hours until film of the event reached New York for it to be broadcast.
More than 20 million people tuned in to a broadcast network drama and saw two gay men have explicit sex.
If you look at the newspapers, it's all broadcast all over the place.
Schiff, the Hollywood congressman, said that the movie should be promptly released and widely broadcast.
“Hollywood has opened a new front in the war against Iran,” an evening news broadcast declared.
But if they all pick up the broadcast that this is where to get a free ride home, I'll have just another sand trap here.
Disapproval has been expressed of many of the broadcast serials and suggestive love songs.
When crime serials are broadcast it should be made obvious that crime does not pay.
My uncle's radio broadcast continued all night and through the morning hours.
By agreement, the countdown was to be broadcast to all aircraft over one of the airport frequencies.
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On this page you'll find 163 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to broadcast, such as: advertisement, announcement, newscast, performance, program, and publication.
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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