About the Book
Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 119. Chapters: Weather forecasting, Head end, Off-the-air, Cable television relay service station, Maritime broadcast communications net, Sign-off, Broadcast relay station, Broadcast syndication, List of broadcasting terms, Owned-and-operated station, Blackout, Satellite radio, Flagship, Satellite television, Telephone newspaper, Microphone gaffe, Audience measurement, Religious broadcasting, Podcasting by traditional broadcasters, Broadcast license, Eyecatch, Broadcast automation, Single cable distribution, Local insertion, Fibre satellite distribution, Announcer's test, Datacasting, Playout247, Spectrum auction, Cable television headend, Portable People Meter, Professional video over IP, Digital television adapter, Airplay, Narrowcasting, Highway advisory radio, Commercial broadcasting, Media market, Single-source data, Safe harbor, Sports commentator, Playlist, Height above average terrain, Differential gain, Crowdcasting, Video monitor, Bumper, Non-commercial educational, Underwriting spot, JumboCast, Crosby system, TPEG, Data and object Carousel, Differential phase, Backhaul, Request line, DirectBand, FMX, Local marketing agreement, Teletrax, Coverage map, Master control, Central apparatus room, Dead air, Block programming, Horn Massive, Sportscast Stars Training, Transmission control room, Sun outage, Rimshot, Business audio, Desktop video, Traffic, Broadcast and Multicast Service, Rotation, Microbroadcasting, Radio industry, Tunnel transmitter, Over-the-top content, Media balance, Broadcast designer, Broadcast/Multicast Control, Recording of Transmission, Compression Networks, Adjacent channel, Optics, Bumper music, Live broadcast, Protection contours, Broadcast station, Local origination. Excerpt: Sign-off (or closedown) is the sequence of operations involved when a radio or television station shuts down its transmitters ...
