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REVIEW: Data broadcasting; merging digital broadcasting with the internet -- revised edition. (2001). Telecomworldwire, , 1. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/190923404?accountid=14541 TELECOMWORLDWIRE-21 August 2001-REVIEW: Data Broadcasting; Merging Digital Broadcasting with the Internet -- Revised Edition (C)1994- 2001 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com Data broadcasting is a combination of video, audio, software programs, streaming data, or other digital/multimedia content which is transmitted continuously to intelligent devices such as PCs, digital set top boxes and hand- held devices. As the rate at which new technology is introduced increases, the definition and concepts surrounding data broadcasting will alter too. Lars Tvede, Peter Pircher and Jens Bodenkamp have produced a revised edition of their book 'Data Broadcasting; Merging Digital broadcasting with the Internet' allowing the reader to keep up to date with the new advances surrounding this concept. The book begins with a chapter on broadcasting - one of the two main concepts that make up data broadcasting. It details the evolution of broadcasting, covering radio, television, satellite and cable.
Singh, M., & Singh, S. (2000). Network security (security in large networks) Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/27637785?accountid=14541
It is common that users or hosts in a large network are partitioned and organized as a hierarchical tree where children of the same parent from a group. Secure broadcasting intends to provide a secure communication channel from a sending principal to a group of legal receiving principals. Only legal receiving principals can decrypt the message, and illegal receiving principals cannot acquire any information from the broad casted message. In this paper, we propose a secure broadcasting protocol in which only one packet is transmitted for every broadcast, and the size of the broadcasted packet is small.
Ashworth, S. (2016, 02). NAB gives wings to PILOT. TV Technology, 34, 1-1,16,18. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1767363546?accountid=14541
No broadcaster left behind could be the moniker of the National Association of Broadcasters' newly renamed investment arm, a move that recognizes that this association of broadcasters can no longer just be about broadcasting. Three years ago, the NAB debuted an internal program that would look outside broadcasting to find the types of technology that would continue to drive broadcasting forward. But the NAB has capitulated to the fact that broadcasting is no longer just about sending signals over the air. The solution is to take a deeper dive into the digital world as it relates to new multiplatform digital business for NAB members, which means mobile, streaming, virtual reality and the like. The then-NAB Labs made investments in a number of startups that were developing technologies that would be beneficial for broadcast.
Elma, C., Kesten, A., Dicle, A. N., & Uzun, E. M. (2010). Media literacy education in turkey: An evaluation of media processes and ethical codes. Kuram Ve Uygulamada Egitim Bilimleri, 10(3), 1439-1458. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/755685808?accountid=14541
Global 3D & 4D technology market expected to be worth $314.17 billion by 2022 - the future of graphic content for broadcasting. (2016, Apr 27). M2 Presswire Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/1784565410?accountid=14541
APAC is the fastest-growing market for 3D technology and it holds a tremendous market potential for 3D applications in the near future. Major countries which have a huge potential for 3D technology applications in the APAC region are developing economies such as India and China. Another major market for the 3D technology in the APAC region is Japan. Some of the major drivers, which are responsible for spurring demand of 3D technology in APAC include rising income levels, lifestyle changes, and need for faster manufacturing technology.
Anderson, A. T. (2004). Shortwave broadcasting in a new world order: An historical examination of the influences of satellite radio and internet radio on shortwave broadcasting since the end of the cold war (Order No. 3128839). Available From ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. (305141622). Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/305141622?accountid=14541
From the application of shortwave frequencies to broadcasting in the 1920s until the last decade of the 20th century, international broadcasting was synonymous with shortwave broadcasting by state-run radio stations. For the bulk of this history of international broadcasting, such cross-border communication was developed, sustained, and refined in war—first the radio propaganda wars preceding World War II, then World War II, and finally the Cold War which dominated geopolitics for the better part of 40 years. With the emergence of other international communication media such as satellite broadcasting beginning in the 1960s, and the internet in the 1990s, the potential for the monopoly in practice and name of shortwave on international broadcasting has been ever present. Additionally, at the termination of the Cold War conflict, the social/political framework that had governed international broadcasting for nearly half a century was removed, thus creating the potential for additional revisions and mutations in the realm of international broadcasting. This project examines the first decade of state-sponsored international broadcasting following the end of the Cold War in order to document the changes that have taken place in international broadcasting. Specific attention is paid to the emergence of newer international broadcasting media through which international broadcasting has begun to be carried and received since 1991. Additionally, changes made, and challenges faced, by the state-run international broadcasters are examined and documented in order to better understand the evolution of international broadcasting at a time in history that may well mark the beginning of the decline of the nation state in the face of such changes in international broadcasting. It will be illustrated that with the advent of additional electronic media for international broadcasting which is increasingly becoming commercially driven, the nation state that emerged on the heels of the advent of the printing press is in the process of mutation and possible decline.
Stephens, Mitchell. (2000). History of Television. Retrieved from https://www.nyu.edu/classes/stephens/History%20of%20Television%20page.htm
Voice broadcasting. (2016, July 12). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 20:45, October 4, 2016, from https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Voice_broadcasting&oldid=729512504
The page on the website talks about many things in Broadcasting. The page talks about the history of broadcasting and its uses. The page also talks about how it’s used in society. The page is made by many people and many different sources all together. The website itself is very trust worthy and useful to all.
Rupley, S. (2005, Oct 04). Net video for the masses; broadcasting on the web hits prime time. PC Magazine, 24, 1-23. Retrieved from http://search.proquest.com/docview/203776804?accountid=14541
Better technology, widespread broadband adoption, and buy-in from broadcasters are creating a much bigger audience for internet-based video and internet TV. Several television broadcasters are revamping their internet territory to attract viewers who would rather watch online.
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Broadcasting IT is a video where I talks about what broadcasting is. The Media gives a short explaination of what broadcasting is. Daniel Doran. Obtained on November 9, 2016. youtube.com . Terms of Service
The video that I created gives a short presentation of Broadcasting. In the video I give an example of how broadcasting is used. In the webpage before the webpage that I embed the video in, I wrote what broadcasting is used for. In the video, I giving a live example of what I was explaining in the previous page. That is how the video is connected to my research paper.
The Digital Photograph shows a picture of the video Broadcasting IT on pause, on a laptop. The photograph was taken on November 8, 2016. Digital Photograph was taken by me.
The reason I took this photograph and put it on my webpage is that it shows an picture example of the broadcasting. This picture I took is a video present of Broadcasting IT, the video I made myself. The picture of the video is being broadcasting on my laptop. This is a great example of broadcasting captured in a live moment. That is how the photograph is related to the research paper.
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