The document discusses different types of broadcasting including institutional public address systems, satellite radio and TV, internet channels, low-powered community radio, and national radio and TV. It describes how each type transmits audio, video, and other content to audiences using various technologies like radio waves, satellites, cables, and the internet. The key methods are one-to-many transmission models using transmitter towers, satellites, or streaming over the web to reach small local areas or nationwide/global audiences on demand or in real-time.
2. • Institutional Public Address
• Satellite Radio & TV
• Internet Channels
• Low-Powered (“Narrowcasting”)
• National Radio & TV
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Broadcasting is the distribution of
audio and/or video content or other
messages to a dispersed audience
via any electronic mass
communications medium
3. Transmits non-verbal messages
and music.
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uses the electromagnetic
spectrum (radio waves),
in a one-to-many model
4. Transmits signal to a small area like
community radio stations.
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5. • National Radio & TV
• Satellite Radio & TV
• Internet Channels
Has nationwide coverage using
transmitter towers, satellite
systems, and cable
distribution.
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6. • Satellite Radio & TV
• Internet Channels
Wider areas such as
entire continents.
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7. • Internet Channels
(Live Streaming) Distribute text or
streamed music
worldwide.
Various audio-
video streaming
host sites:
stickam.com,
ustream.tv,
justintv, etc.
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8. • Internet Channels
(Podcasting) Programs on-demand. It is
hosted by several
podcasting sites such as
podomatic.com,
soundcloud.com, etc.
Podcast players can be
embedded in blogs and
websites and can be linked
in social networks.
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9. HOOKUP OF A TYPICAL RADIO BROADCASTING STATION
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17. FREQ. BAND FREQ. RANGE APPLICATION
Long Wave AM 148.5khz-283.5khz (LF) International Service
Medium Wave AM 530khz- 1710khz (MF) Commercial Service
Short Wave Band 3Mhz – 30Mhz (HF) Commercial Service
TV Band I (Ch.2 -6) 54Mhz – 88Mhz (VHF) Commercial Service
FM Radio Band II 88Mhz – 108Mhz (VHF) Commercial Service
TV Band III (Ch. 7 –
13)
174Mhz – 216Mhz (VHF) Commercial Service
TV Bands IV & V (Ch.
14 – 69)
470Mhz – 806Mhz (UHF) Commercial Service
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28. It’s an authority from the Phil.
Government issued to companies
that use the airwaves.
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REPUBLIC ACT NO. 9478 ]
AN ACT GRANTING THE FREE AIR
BROADCASTING
NETWORK CORP. A FRANCHISE TO CONSTRUCT,
INSTALL, ESTABLISH, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN
RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING
NATIONWIDE
29. Certificate of Public Convenience
It is issued by the NTC to show
that a firm is capable to
operate a broadcasting station
or network.
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30. • Audited Financial
Statements for the last 3
years
• Economic Feasibility Study
• Technical Feasibility Study
• Permit to Purchase a
Transmitter
• Construction Permit
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Editor's Notes
AUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENT– This means that the business entity requesting for the establishment of a broadcast station has been operating in the last three years.
ECONOMIC FEASIBILITY STUDY– The feasibility study ensures the success of the business venture. It also states the sources of funds.
TECHNICAL FEASIBILITY STUDY– The mechanics of the broadcasting is discussed and the assurance that no other station is technically affected is stated.