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The 31 pages that link to Live television, each with the reason it gives.

• TelevisionRelated: Live transmission makes television a medium for immediate news and shared events.

• Television newsRelated: Live coverage lets news programs report developing events as they happen.

• Walter CronkiteRelated: Breaking events gave Cronkite’s broadcasts immediacy and visible emotional force.

• The Ed Sullivan ShowRelated: The show’s live presentation made timing, mistakes, and audience reactions part of the event.

• Television journalismRelated: Live coverage lets television journalists report developing events with little delay.

• Late-night talk showRelated: Live broadcasts can make topical jokes feel immediate and expose mistakes or surprises.

• Lip syncRelated: Some televised performances use prerecorded vocals synchronized with visible performers.

• Television producerRelated: Live programs demand precise timing and immediate coordination.

• Television dramaRelated: Live performance shaped early dramatic broadcasts before recording became routine.

• News broadcastingRelated: Live transmission lets news organizations report unfolding events with little delay.

• The VoiceRelated: Later rounds often put performances and eliminations before a live audience.

• Television specialRelated: Live specials turn ceremonies, performances, and competitions into one-time broadcasts.

• Media eventRelated: Live transmission can make the occasion itself a shared public moment.

• Talent showRelated: Live broadcasts make timing, audience response, and performance mistakes part of the event.

• Television news anchorRelated: Live broadcasts make an anchor’s timing and response to unexpected events visible.

• Victoria's Secret Fashion ShowRelated: Television distribution expanded the show's audience beyond those present at the venue.

• The ViewRelated: Live broadcasts can make The View’s political discussions especially immediate and unpredictable.

• Ed SullivanRelated: The show’s live performances made mistakes and unexpected moments part of its appeal.

• Milton BerleRelated: Berle’s variety show depended on the immediacy and unpredictability of live performance.

• Sports commentatorRelated: Live commentary differs from narration recorded after an event.

• News presenterRelated: Live broadcasts require presenters to respond clearly when events or technical problems change.

• Al Jazeera ArabicRelated: Live coverage became a defining format in the channel’s reporting of regional events.

• Arthur GodfreyRelated: Much of Godfrey’s television work depended on live performance and unscripted interaction.

• Mirtha LegrandRelated: Live or near-live conversation gives her interviews immediacy and unpredictability.

• Yana ChurikovaRelated: Live events demand the pacing and improvisation central to much of her hosting.