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Television Broadcasting:     more books (100)

Television Sports Production, Fourth Edition by Jim Owens, 2006-12-06 Television Broadcasting in Contemporary France and Britain (Media & Film Studies) Television News: A Handbook for Reporting, Writing, Shooting, Editing and Producing by Teresa Keller, Steve Hawkins, 2009-07-06 Tube of Plenty: The Evolution of American Television by Erik Barnouw, 1990-05-31 Four Arguments for the Elimination of Television by Jerry Mander, 1978-03-01 Echographies of Television: Filmed Interviews by Jacques Derrida, Bernard Stiegler, 2002-08-09 Television: Technology and Cultural Form (Routledge Classics) by Raymond Williams, 2003-10-20 100 Careers in Film and Television by Tanja L. Crouch, 2002-11 The Best in Television: 50 Years of Emmys by Morrie Gelman, Gene Accas, 1998-11 The Rise of 24-Hour News Television: Global Perspectives (Hardcover) by Stephen Cushion, Justin Lewis, 2010-06-15 Television Histories: Shaping Collective Memory in the Media Age Television, Globalization and Cultural Identities (Issues in Cultural and Media Studies) by Chris Barker, 2002-02-28 Business of Digital Television by Chris Forrester, 2000-09-25 Television Studies After TV: Understanding Television in the Post-Broadcast Era

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41. EVS-GLOBAL : Television Broadcasting
    television broadcasting Present time television programming consists mostly of prerecordedmaterial, for which broadcasters have been relying exclusively on  
    http://www.evs-global.com/mainus/television/tv.php
    
    Extractions: But linear tape recording is far from flaws; today's digital disk technology offers an attractive alternative. A massive move towards disk-based systems is taking place since the last few years. EVS is "riding the wave" with a wide offering of cost effective server solutions. The Television Market is also going Digital Most countries have already decided upon an "Analogue switch off" date, forcing also the most reluctant stations to digitise their operations. It is estimated that over 3000 Broadcasters will have acquired one or more video servers by the year 2005. The EVS catalogue contains a family of broadcast servers based on the DVB standards, along with control software in an exact match with the workflows of the new DTV stations. Complete systems

42. Television Broadcasting Specialist At Loyalist College--Belleville, ON
    and video production houses who make up the television advisory council. for directentry into one of the following sectors broadcasting facilities, specialty  
    http://www.loyalistc.on.ca/learn/programs/0791.html
    
    Extractions: A unique new three-year program has been developed to meet the rapidly expanding requirements of the Canadian television industry. The key factors were identified by senior production personnel from major broadcasters and video production houses who make up the television advisory council. The wide variety of technology and high degree of specialization featured in this program prepares graduates for direct entry into one of the following sectors: broadcasting facilities, specialty channels, independent production, new media, post production, digital editing, TV commercial production, video services, and other support services. Program Description:

43. Australia, The Asia-Pacific, And Television: Broadcasting To The Region - Speech
    AsiaPacific television service. Canberra, 13 February 2002. Australia,the Asia-Pacific, and television broadcasting to the Region.  
    http://www.foreignminister.gov.au/speeches/2002/020213_fa_austv_launch.html
    
    Extractions: Home Biography Department Speeches ... Transcripts Remarks by the Hon Alexander Downer, MP, Minister for Foreign Affairs, at the launch of the ABC Asia-Pacific television service Canberra, 13 February 2002 Ministers, Senators, Members, Ambassadors, High Commissioners and distinguished guests. The commencement of broadcasting of this service on 31 December last year has fulfilled a personal goal of mine as Foreign Minister. As the Prime Minister recently stated, the Asia-Pacific is at the forefront of our foreign affairs and trade policies. When we came to government, we said we were committed to the Asia-Pacific. We said we would reinvigorate relations with key partners. We said we should be confident about our ability to shape our future abroad - underpinned by institutional, economic and political strengths at home. And we said we had to get away from debating whether or not we were part of the region. The region has changed enormously.

44. UTTV Student Television Broadcasting
    UTTV meets weekly at 730 pm in our television studio RH 1959. This page offersresources to UT broadcasting students and members of UTTV, the student  
    http://www.communication.utoledo.edu/NewFiles/uttv.html
    
    Extractions: If you want to join UTTV or find out more, e-mail the webmaster (link at the bottom of the page). UTTV meets weekly at 7:30 p.m. in our television studio RH 1959. This page offers resources to UT broadcasting students and members of UTTV, the student broadcasting organization. Click on the text links to the left to browse the page. The winner has been chosen! UTTV produced a live show "UT Idol The Search for a Campus Star" on Wed. December 4th. Click here for a streaming video version. Below you'll find links to some of our your UTTV tv/video packages, feature stories, and shows. You can chose to download or stream the videos. To view the videos you'll need QuickTime 4 or higher.

45. Radio And Television Broadcasting
    NEW TOUR! Radio and television broadcasting. Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow.Fri., Feb. 28. Radio and television broadcasting. Fri., Feb. 28.  
    http://residentassociates.si.edu/rap/tour-feb/broadcast.asp
    
    Extractions: Topics: Both radio and television broadcasting, as we know them today, reach a staggering number of listeners daily. Join study leader George Hanover , electronics consultant and former vice-president of Standards and Technology at the Consumer Electronics Association, to take a walk through time as you explore radio and television history from its very beginning to the latest digital technology. Go behind the scenes at three sites, and learn how and why broadcasting developed as it did, and its overwhelming impact on everyday life. Begin the day with a tour of the Radio-TV Museum in Bowie, Maryland, and a talk on radio and TV from the 1920s to the 1950s. After a catered box lunch served en route, visit PBS headquarters in Alexandria, Virginia, to see the real-time operation of a network nerve center. See how programs are acquired and scheduled, and observe the activity in the control room.

46. Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcasting - Frequently Asked Questions
    Digital Terrestrial television broadcasting frequently asked questions.By Stephen Farrugia, Broadcast Engineering Manager, ntl.  
    http://www.ntl.com/locales/gb/en/broadcast/mediasolutions/whitepapers/techp2.asp
    
    Extractions: home broadcast home technical papers media solutions home RF engineering system integration DTT realities ... mobile DTV Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcasting - frequently asked questions By Stephen Farrugia, Broadcast Engineering Manager, ntl There are a number of issues which have been raised in conjunction with SFN discussions which are really general DTTB planning issues. The following addresses some of these issues. Q. Can you predict DTTB coverage? A. Yes. ntl has significant experience with field strength predictions across both VHF and UHF bands in a range of environments. Many years of analogue experience in comparing field survey data with predictions have allowed the most appropriate prediction system to be used for each situation. Q. What about adjacent channel DTTB interference to analogue television services? A. The transmission of adjacent analogue television and DTTB channels from the main transmission site minimises the differential in received signal variation between the analogue and DTTB services. The ABA DTTB Planning Handbook (July 1999) nominates the required adjacent channel interference protection ratios. Providing these are observed, interference will not occur on typical receive systems.

47. DTTB Handbook - Digital Terrestrial Television Broadcasting In The VHF/UHF Bands
    DTTB Handbook Digital terrestrial television broadcasting in the VHF/UHF bands- Edition 2002. Availability Electronic Bookshop Price100 CHF (Swiss Francs).  
    http://www.itu.int/itudoc/itu-r/bookshop/manuels/81164.html

48. TELEVISION BROADCASTING GIVEN A MAJOR BOOST
    television broadcasting GIVEN A MAJOR BOOST WITH THE ADOPTION OF TWO LANDMARKS STANDARDSstrong signals sent to the industry Geneva, 30 May 1997 — The  
    http://www.itu.int/newsarchive/press_releases/1997/np-04.html
    
    Extractions: strong signals sent to the industry Geneva, 30 May 1997 — The International Telecommunication Union has defined two major standards that might revive the TV industry for years to come.It has agreed on a new global standard for digital terrestrial television broadcasting (DTTB) which will result in end-to-end digital TV with high-definition quality, and will unify television broadcasting systems worldwide. It has also unanimously agreed on the convergence toward a single HDTV production standard based on the High Definition Common Image Format (HD-CIF). This unprecedented move in the field of television broadcasting gives the go-ahead for equipment manufacturers to start delivering TV sets anywhere in the world thus providing economies of scale never available before as well as worldwide portability for consumers and vendors. The standard describes a revolutionary technique which will provide almost twice the resolution of standard colour television systems. In addition, a totally new colour system will prevent ‘artifacts’ (colour and image distortions) which are sometimes experienced with today’s systems.The resolution supported by the new system is equal to or better than that of a standard 35mm film. In addition, the system can support 16-channel sound, of the quality normally expected from a home stereo sound system. In addition to offering improved quality, the number of channels may mean that broadcasters can transmit a programme with several different language tracks.

49. Multipoint Distribution Television Broadcasting Undertakings (MDS-TV) - Index
    Procedures and Rules BPR6 Application Procedures and Rules for Multipoint Distributiontelevision broadcasting Undertakings (MDS-TV). Application Forms  
    http://strategis.ic.gc.ca/SSG/sf01774e.html

50. The Public Interest Standard In Television Broadcasting
    of broadcast television that Congress in 1992 declared A primary objective andbenefit of our Nation's system of regulation of television broadcasting is the  
    http://www.ntia.doc.gov/pubintadvcom/novmtg/pubint.htm
    
    Extractions: SECTION II THE PUBLIC INTEREST STANDARD IN TELEVISION BROADCATING The federal government's oversight of broadcasting has had two general goals: to foster the commercial development of the industry and to ensure that broadcasting serves the educational and informational needs of Americans. In many respects, the two goals have been quite complementary, as seen in the development of network news operations, and in the variety of cultural, educational and public affairs programming that has been aired over the years. In other respects, however, Congress and the FCC have sometimes concluded that the broadcast marketplace by itself is not adequately serving public needs. Accordingly, there have been numerous efforts over the past seventy years to formally encourage or require programming or airtime to enhance the electoral process, governance, political discourse, local community affairs, and education. Some initiatives have sought to help underserved audience-constituencies such as children, minorities and the disabled. In essence, the public interest standard in broadcasting has attempted to invigorate the political life and democratic culture of our nation. Commercial broadcasting has often performed this task superbly. But when it has fallen short, Congress and the FCC have developed new policy tools that try to achieve those goals. Specific policies try to foster diversity of programming, assure candidate access to the airwaves, provide diverse views on public issues, encourage news and public affairs programming, promote localism, develop quality programming for children, and sustain a separate realm of high-quality, noncommercial television programming.

51. Zawya.com | Arab Business And Finance
    Companies Corporate Monitor Sector Media and Broadcasting IndustryRadio and television broadcasting . Search Results 24  
    http://www.zawya.com/cm/companylookup.cfm?Sector=07&Industry=0712

52. TECHXNY CyberLibrary: Television Broadcasting Industry
    providers. Topics Digital TV Interactive Television Systems TelevisionBroadcasting Industry Video Services, by InStat/MDR.  
    http://techxny.bitpipe.com/data/rlist?t=987097377_26534532

53. Washington State Business Index: Television Broadcasting Companies & Stations: W
    Washington State television broadcasting Companies Stations Whether you're lookingfor a particular service or product, these listings will help you find it.  
    http://www.washingtonstate.worldweb.com/BusinessIndex/TelevisionBroadcastingComp

54. The Justice System, Television Broadcasting Network, Legal News.
    An online television broadcasting network community committed to mass mediaas a platform to raise and discuss the burning issues of the day.  
    http://www.thejusticesystem.net/
    
    Extractions: Philippines to Fight NYC in Court over Back Taxes Find a Lawyer Search for lawyers by name, firm, location, or law school attended. U.S. Legal Forms Any legal form you need. Individual and Business. Message Boards - Sound off!! Guest Speaker: Carol Angela Davis NO TV PICTURE? Click on 56K or 112K Speed.

55. Radio And Television Broadcasting
    Radio and television broadcasting (SIC 483). The radio and television broadcastingindustry provided 247,000 wage and salary jobs in 1998.  
    http://www.umsl.edu/services/govdocs/ooh20002001/512.htm
    
    Extractions: Nature of the Industry Working Conditions Employment ... Sources of Additional Information Significant Points Download the PDF Nature of the Industry About this section Top can receive the programming. Television broadcasts carried on cable and other pay television systems are classified in a separate industry. (The statement on cable and other pay television services appears elsewhere in the Career Guide Radio and television stations broadcast a variety of programs, such as national and local news, talk shows, music programs, movies, other entertainment, and advertisements. Broadcast stations produce some of these programs in their own studios Career Guide) Changes in government regulation and technology are affecting the broadcast industry. The Telecommunications Act of 1996 relaxed ownership restrictions, resulting in an increased number of consolidations among broadcast stations. The Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the government agency responsible for regulating the broadcast industry, also is encouraging the development of low-powered broadcast stations. These stations are relatively inexpensive to establish, making it easier for community, religious, and educational groups to broadcast in their local areas.

56. CommWeb: Television Broadcasting Industry
    Business of Information Technology Industries Information Industry BroadcastingIndustry . television broadcasting Industry. SEE RELATED TOPICS.  
    http://techlibrary.commweb.com/data/rlist?t=987097377_26534532

57. Digital Television Broadcasting
    DIGITAL television broadcasting. DVB ATSC - ISDB. A new era in TV Broadcastinghas dawned with the introduction of Digital television broadcasting.  
    http://www.abe.it/dtv-e.php
    
    Extractions: DIGITAL TELEVISION BROADCASTING DVB - ATSC - ISDB A new era in TV Broadcasting has dawned with the introduction of Digital Television Broadcasting. Whether via Satellite and Cable or by Terrestrial Transmission to existing antennas, Digital TV is revolutionising TV transmission. Definitive standards have been carefully considered, debated and optimised through field trials in some cases over several years and the various delivery platforms are the subject of recognised ITU international standards. Satellite digital TV, both DTH (Direct To Home) and via Cable distribution, has started in various countries, both east and west. Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) is being considered by many national broadcasters around the world its a popular choice as existing domestic receiving antennas can be used and in some countries is already on air. Digital Television brings many new features, compared with traditional analogue broadcasting: Spectrum efficiency A single satellite transponder can beam up to 10 digital TV channels, with high quality stereo sound, to a wide area. On digital terrestrial transmitters, from 4 to 6 standard definition channels can be multiplexed and broadcast on just a single standard RF channel.

58. Citation
    interaction and collaborative virtual environments Inhabited television broadcastinginteraction from within collaborative virtual environments Publisher ACM  
    http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=365095&coll=portal&dl=ACM&CFID=11111111&CF

59. Alabama Business Index: Television Broadcasting Companies & Stations: WorldWeb T
    Alabama television broadcasting Companies Stations Whether you're looking fora particular service or product, these listings will help you find it.  
    http://www.alabama.worldweb.com/BusinessIndex/TelevisionBroadcastingCompaniesSta

60. Television Broadcasting - Television Broadcasting
    and dot.com advertising spending, the broadcast television industry posted a investmentbanking professional from the firm’s Broadcasting and Communications  
    http://www.veronissuhler.com/tvcast/
    
    Extractions: Bolstered by a strong economy, as well as increased automotive, telecommunications and dot.com advertising spending, the broadcast television industry posted a moderate 4.4% gain in 1999, despite the loss of the political and Olympic advertising that drove growth in 1998. Growth in 1999 was comparable to that of 1995, the last year that followed a Winter Olympics and a Congressional election. To learn more about the firm's financial advisory services, contact a Veronis Suhler Stevenson investment banking professional from the firm’s Broadcasting and Communications Group: Marvin L. Shapiro

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