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broadcaster

[′brȯd‚kas·tər]
(agriculture)
A machine that utilizes a rotating fanlike distributor for sowing grain, grass, and clover seed or for spreading fertilizer.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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The Supreme Court of Pakistan overturned a 2016 judgment of the Lahore High Court that had set aside Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority's (Pemra) regulations prohibiting television broadcasters from entering the Direct-to-Home (DTH) market.
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NEW DELHI -- In a move that is likely to spark off protests from the broadcasters, the Prasar Bharati Board has initiated a move to increase its share in the revenue earned from telecast of sports events.
Before the rise of broadband and smartphones, the concept of broadcasting was altogether simpler, with the broadcaster deciding the schedules, and the viewer left with little more choice than which channel to watch.

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