amplification

They don’t need, though get, amplification, which is thankfully respectful.

“You know what I’m talking … What I’m saying is there was no demonization, amplification about that woman before she died. It was a specific crime against her by somebody who knew her.”

The notification, in an email from the federal Department of Education, was 84 words in length — and, according to education officials and advocates, included no amplification:

What media critics call “distributed amplification,” football calls “flooding the zone” and school librarians call “wasting everyone’s time” is the beginning and the end of their strategy.

The festival has been slowly evolving a system of outdoor amplification, and it captures excellent audio on streams of the Libbey Bowl concerts.