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cybercast

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cy·ber·cast  (sbr-kst)
n.
A news or entertainment program transmitted over the Internet.
[cyber- + (news)cast.]
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told Cybercast News Service in January that the Internal Revenue Code's ban on church electioneering infringes on the free speech rights of religious leaders and that he would urge Congress to pass a measure altering the tax code.
Rep. Jones plans new push for church electioneering by Church & State
While Miller has supported the Folsom Street Fair for several years, we take exception to the poster the organizing committee developed this year," the company told Cybercast News Service on September 25.
Miller Brewing boycotted for supporting homosexual porn by The New American
The radical right Web site Cybercast News Service, formerly the Conservative News Service, has attacked Murtha, claiming he was fraudulently awarded Purple Hearts for wounds received in Vietnam.
Murtha smear recalls attacks on Sen. Kerry by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
 
 
 
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