The process of transmitting audio or visual content to a large audience simultaneously via radio waves, typically aimed at informing or entertaining the public.
The act of disseminating information or entertainment through electronic media, which can include both radio and television, reaching a wide range of listeners or viewers.
A system that allows for the delivery of various programs, usually through satellite or cable, to different locales, ensuring that a specified audience can access the broadcasted material.
The practice of using sound amplification devices to relay messages to numerous individuals, often seen in public addresses or special announcements.
Example:
ニュースは毎時放送しています。
A method of transmitting moving images and sound to an audience via electronic signals, typically used for entertainment, news, or educational content.
The process of delivering visual media to viewers through television screens, often including various programming types such as dramas, documentaries, and live events.
A scheduled transmission of programming intended for public viewing, created for dissemination to a wide audience through television networks.
A method of transmitting television and radio signals directly to viewers using satellites positioned in geostationary orbit, which receive signals from ground stations and amplify them for distribution.
A technology designed to provide high-quality broadcasting services, especially to areas with poor reception, enabling access to a wide range of channels and programming.
An innovative broadcasting technique that relies on artificial satellites to facilitate communication and entertainment distribution, launched to enhance media accessibility since its inception in 1989.
The act of airing a television or radio program that has already been broadcasted previously, allowing audiences to watch or listen to it again.
A re-transmission of a prior broadcast, typically to reach viewers or listeners who may have missed the original airing.
A scheduled broadcast of a previously aired program, often done to refresh content or provide access to new audiences.
The repetition of a broadcasted program, allowing an opportunity for the same content to be enjoyed at a later time.
Example:
多くのアメリカ人はテレビで「アイ・ラブ・ルーシー」の再放送を観るのが好きだ。
A type of broadcasting where the content is transmitted in real-time from a studio or location, without any prior recording or editing, allowing for immediate interaction with the audience.
A broadcasting style in which the events of a program unfold and are shared simultaneously with viewers, capturing the spontaneous and unedited nature of the moment.
A method of transmitting programming that presents events as they occur, emphasizing the authenticity and immediacy of the experience for the audience.