| But Kylie was already gone, leaving only dead air at the end of the line. |
| Radio producers consider dead air time even more of a sin than their television counterparts do. |
| We had to build it that way because in the broadcast world, dead air is a sin. |
| Since we get about ten of these throughout the film, that means there are almost 50 seconds of blank, dead air on the disc. |
| I wonder just how much of the constant stream of inane chat that drives me nuts on TV, or on the radio, is down to the need to avoid dead air? |
| To avoid panicking its audience by having any dead air at all, between songs in individual sets it'll cut away to interviews with other bands. |
