Telecommunications media

Chapter 16 - Formal controls: laws, rules, regulations. The following will be discussed in this chapter: The press, the law, and the courts; protecting news sources; covering the courts; reporters’ access to information; defamation; invasion of privacy; copyright; obscenity and pornography; regulating broadcasting; regulating cable TV; the telecommunications act of 1996; regulating advertising.

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Seminars in IT for Businesses - Lecture 16: Telecommunication & network applications (Part 1). In this chapter, students will be able to understand: Benefits of telecommunication networks in business; networking basics: architecture, topology, protocols, media; network applications.

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In this chapter, students will be able to understand: Benefits of telecommunication networks in business; networking basics: architecture, topology, protocols, media; network applications; connected computers, size of computer networks, mobile computing, types of networks;...

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The objectives of this chapter: Understand the concept of a network; apply Metcalfe’s law in understanding the value of a network; identify major developments and trends in the industries, technologies, and business applications of telecommunications and Internet technologies;...

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The objectives of this chapter: Understand the concept of a network; apply Metcalfe’s law in understanding the value of a network; identify major developments and trends in the industries, technologies, and business applications of telecommunications and Internet technologies;...

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Lecture 10 - Introduction to computer networks and data communications. After studying this chapter you will be able to understand: Introduction to telecommunications, basic components of communications, telecommunications media, rate of data transfer, define the basic terminology of computer networks,...

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The findings unraveled an encouraging link between social media and the three components of performance. Thus, the firms were advised to train their employees on the use of social media to sharpened their skills and make adoption easy.

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The objectives of this chapter: Understand the concept of a network; apply Metcalfe’s law in understanding the value of a network; identify major developments and trends in the industries, technologies, and business applications of telecommunications and Internet technologies;...

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Chapter 16 - Formal controls: laws, rules, regulations. The following will be discussed in this chapter: The press, the law, and the courts; protecting news sources; covering the courts; reporters’ access to information; defamation; invasion of privacy; copyright; obscenity and pornography; regulating broadcasting; regulating cable TV; the telecommunications act of 1996; regulating advertising.

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Chapter 5 - Networks and telecommunications. Compare LANs, WANs, and MANs; list and describe the four components that differentiate networks; compare the two types of network architectures; explain topology and the different types found in networks; describe TCP/IP along with its primary purpose; identify the different media types found in networks;...

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Chapter 6 - Telecommunicationsand networks. The objectives of this chapter: Understand the concept of a network; apply Metcalfe’s law in understanding the value of a network; identify major developments and trends in the industries, technologies, and business applications of telecommunications and Internet technologies;...

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The local production and broadcast of messages that ensure useful content for the poor (especially that generated and managed in the South), might be incorporated into existing media organisations. This may include the ministry of radio and telecommunications or private enterprise that already operates national television/radio/printed matter. But it may also include other groups who can see the potential of the new cheaper mechanisms for mass communication (e.g.

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ISSUES Potential community members don’t have enough skills to deal with technical challenges. Basic national or regional telecommunications infrastructure must be in place for online community building to occur. The online initiative is subject to different laws that exist in different countries or regions.

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“Without monitoring conversations on the Web, you won’t know who’s talking about your brand and your products or services, and what the positive and negative sentiments are about them,” says Davenport. “You won’t know how influential a particular praising or criticizing customer is. You won’t be able to compare different brand messages, commercial videos, etc. and see what the quick reaction is to them. In short, you’re missing a lot of marketing opportunity.” In the survey, there was a small group of companies — just 12% — who described themselves as effective users.

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Both ABC and SBS are statutory authorities functioning as independent corporations with their own legislation and charters. ABC is governed by the Australian Broadcasting Act of 1983, while SBS is regulated according to the Special Broadcasting Service Act of 1991. Both acts set forth a variety of legal protocols to ensure editorial independence (Hitchens 2006). The Australian Communications and Media Authority is an independent agency with regulatory oversight over all broadcasting, radio, and telecommunications. It is governed by a board of seven members.

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Public media, whether TV, radio or newspapers, attract sizeable audiences and are the market leaders in many countries. Without exception, the western European public broadcasting channels examined in this survey attract one-third or more of the national television audience. In contrast, audiences for public service channels in Canada, Australia and New Zealand, as well as the United States, tend to be significantly smaller.

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Multinational telecommunications company CommScope estimates that by 2013 wired and wireless operators worldwide will be spending over $10 billion on the generation of power for their networks. It launched a fuel cell powered backup solution in 2008, with fuel cells supplied by Hydrogenics, and in 2011 the partnership was cemented by CommScope’s acquisition of Hydrogenics shares and joint collaboration on product development and commercialisation. Trials of the product were conducted in India, where CommScope says an estimated 1.

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For our study we focused on those industries where intangibles play in general a major or dominant role (general relevance of intangibles). As we want to focus on the value rele- vance of reporting on intangibles and as we want to examine in further studies the impact on stock market returns we concentrate on corporations quoted on the German capital market. Therefore, we selected the five sections „Media“, „Technology“, „Pharmaceuticals / Health Care“, „Software“ and „Telecommunications“ from the CDAX industry indices.

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The national minority consortia (NMC) include The National Black Programming Consortium (NBPC), The Center for Asian American Media (CAAM), Latino Public Broadcasting (LPB), Native American Public Telecommunications (NAPT), and Pacific Islanders in Communication (PIC). The NMC will continue their mission to support the production of high-quality diverse public media content. Over the past year, consortia members have played a significant role in American Graduate and we anticipate a number of higher-profile projects emanating from the consortia in FY 2013.

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As has been the case for the last few years, as we write this business plan the environment for public media is exceptionally challenging and the future of federal funding for public media continues to be uncertain. On the positive side, CPB continues to be level-funded at $445 million for the next few years. On the other hand, the elimination of the Public Telecommunications Facilities Program (PTFP), the elimination of CPB’s Digital special appropriation, and the reduction of support for rural public television stations created a loss totaling $53 million in FY 2012....

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