Broadcasting refers to the distribution of audio and/or video content to a dispersed audience via electronic mass communication media. This process typically involves transmitting content over airwaves through radio or television signals. Broadcasting can occur in various formats, including traditional analog signals, digital signals, and streaming over the internet. The primary purpose of broadcasting is to reach a large audience with information, entertainment, and news. Broadcasting is characterized by its one-to-many nature, where a single transmission is received by multiple viewers or listeners simultaneously. The sector encompasses different types of content, including scheduled programs, live events, and advertisements, and is governed by regulations that ensure content standards and licensing. Broadcasting plays a significant role in shaping public opinion, culture, and access to information globally.
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