Hi Frank, You should not need an $apply at all in the scenario you are describing. If something does not update after an broadcast, there is something off in the way you handle it. You need an apply only if you are handling DOM generated events on your own. (should be in a directive!). Or if you need to handle async stuff that does not come from within Angular. (this include using setTimeout!) Can you build a plunk in that simulates the problem you are having? If so, I will take a look, and will offer some guidance.
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