Why Do Some Internet Connections Require Broadcast to Function?

Thread starter brudally
Start date Sep 30, 2005

In summary, basic broadcast question is a type of open-ended question commonly used in broadcast journalism to gather information from subjects being interviewed. It is important because it allows for concise and effective information gathering and encourages detailed responses. To ask a basic broadcast question, start with "who", "what", "when", "where", "why", or "how", and use simple language. The benefits of using basic broadcast question in interviews include obtaining direct and relevant responses, allowing for follow-up questions, and keeping the conversation focused. Basic broadcast question can also be used in other types of interviews, such as research or job interviews, but it may be most effective in broadcast journalism.

Sep 30, 2005

brudally

Why do some internet connection need broadcast to get to work whereas many others don't ?
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Sep 30, 2005

dduardo

Staff Emeritus

Internet modems broadcast to keep the connection open.

Oct 1, 2005

brudally

In what way can I cloes it but just temporarily?

Oct 1, 2005

dduardo

Staff Emeritus

Why would you want to do that? What type of internet connection do you have?

Related to Why Do Some Internet Connections Require Broadcast to Function?

1. What is basic broadcast question?

Basic broadcast question refers to a type of question that is commonly used in broadcast journalism. It is a simple, open-ended question that is asked to gather information or get a response from a subject being interviewed.

2. Why is basic broadcast question important?

Basic broadcast question is important because it allows journalists to gather information and quotes from their sources in a concise and effective manner. It also encourages interviewees to provide more detailed and genuine responses.

3. How do you ask a basic broadcast question?

To ask a basic broadcast question, start with "who", "what", "when", "where", "why", or "how". For example, "Who is responsible for this decision?" or "What inspired you to start this project?" It is also important to use clear and simple language to ensure the interviewee understands the question.

4. What are the benefits of using basic broadcast question in interviews?

The benefits of using basic broadcast question in interviews include: obtaining direct and relevant responses, allowing for follow-up questions, encouraging interviewees to provide more detailed answers, and keeping the conversation focused and on track.

5. Can basic broadcast question be used in other types of interviews?

Yes, basic broadcast question can be used in other types of interviews, such as research interviews or job interviews. However, it may be more effective in broadcast journalism as it allows for quick and concise responses from sources.