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what is the difference between transmit and broadcast
halimah129
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what is the difference between transmit and broadcast
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please everybody. Can you help me find out the difference between �transmit � and �broadcast �? I really need your help. Thanks a lot |
26 Nov 2012
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Sarette
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Hi, Transmitting has a much broader meaning than brodcasting. to transmit can be used in a variety of contexts. eg: transmit an infection./ transmit an information...etc Whereas Broadcasting is only related to information sent out through television or radio programs. I hope it is going to be useful. Good bye! |
26 Nov 2012
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yanogator
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Also, in the context (which I am assuming), transmit is more functional/electronic/physical, while broadcast is more about the material being transmitted.
Bruce |
26 Nov 2012
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IonMincu
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Broadcasting has a general audience. You almost never broadcast to a specific person or group.
Transmit generally has an intended target of the action.
Ex: "We are broadcasting live from New York!" (performing the action, but with no recipient)
"We are transmitting the files to you now." (There �s an identified receiver of the transmission.)
Also, broadcast is used generically, typically used only for �news, � whereas transmit refers to something specific--i.e. files, disease, signal, information. |
26 Nov 2012
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