~>  bk>  The idea that cable networks are broadcasting completely ignores
~>  bk>  what the term 'broadcast' means.
 
~> Only if you narrow the definition of broadcast to "free" TV
and radio.

A few days ago, Klahn agreed that the Chris Matthews cable show was indeed
"broadcast," so for him to klahn the word now is even more superficial than
most of his klahning.

According to his above sentence, though, he thinks that none of the cable
networks themselves know what the word "broadcast" means.  Lou Dobbs, for
example, during his CNN show: "one leading pro amnesty member of Congress
joins me here later in the broadcast."  CNN more generally: "Over the past
nine months, CNN has broadcast three reports on the activities of SOG the
Studies and Observations Group an elite commando unit of the Army's Special
Forces."  And so on, same with every big cable show and network, as I
showed Ackley in my post to him.  They BROADCAST.  The Bobs are just
sidetracking the thread.
 
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