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Terms employed. (1) Broadcasting is the provision and transmission for the general public of presentations of all kinds of speech, sound and picture, using electromagnetic oscillations without junction lines or along or by means of a conductor. The definition includes presentations which are transmitted in encoded form or can be received for a special payment, as well as broadcast videotext. (2) For the purposes of this Agreement 1. full programme means a programme service of varied content in which information, education, advice and entertainment constitute a major part of the overall output; 2. specialised programme means a programme service whose contents are basically of the same kind; 3. satellite window programme means a programme service of limited duration which is broadcast nationwide within the framework of a broader-ranging programme service (main programme);
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