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So then they hit upon maybe modifying SALT so you can deduct property taxes but not income taxes, which more properly narrowcasts the plan as an effort to screw California.
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Planet Radio is a community radio station based in Brisbane, Australia dedicated to promoting environmental issues and independent music. It narrowcasts on 88 FM to many locations in Brisbane, though some of its programmes are podcast to reach a wider audience via the Internet. Its web site claims Planet Radio is the "world's first environmental radio service".
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Television has made a transition from broadcasting to narrowcasting which has given advertisers a greater advantage when it comes to directing their messages to a specific demographic audience. For example, if an energy drink company wanted to target 18- to 25-year-old action sport athletes, they may purchase commercial time on a niche network that only narrowcasts mixed martial arts, thus making their message more valuable by marketing to a concentrated audience.
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Having received a grant of $40,000 from the Rochester Museum and Science Center, several Videofreex moved to a large house in Lanesville, a rural village located in the southern part of Hunter, New York in the Catskill Mountains. Here, they began to produce live "narrowcasts" (Boyle 1997, p. 88) for the local community every Saturday night, and the Lanesville TV project became the first unauthorized television program. After the collective dissolved in 1978, Teasdale worked as a U.S. Federal Communications Commission consultant in its investigation of the legality of low power television.
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