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Media Server Technology: Serving Up ITV, Part 1
Once the deployment of digital television (DTV) advances enough to warrant meaningful data broadcasting and other services – such as interactive television – content developers and broadcasters will need a means to store, manage and process that data as it makes its way through the DTV system.
Windows XP: A boon for home-networking market?
Microsoft’s Windows XP may give the lagging market for home networking the jump-start it needs.
Annual Conference of the International Association for Continuing Education and Training
September 9 – 12, 2001 Hyatt Regency Minneapolis Minneapolis, Minnesota
Internet making its way to school campuses
Hard to believe it’s been more than five years now since the first NetDay literally shook the walls of thousands of schools around the country.
Schools Fight Back Against Internet Plagiarism
To a student desperate to get a good grade, the Internet is not merely a source of research information, it is, “a 1.5 billion-page searchable, cut-and-pasteable encyclopedia.”
Indian Government: Smart Schools to be established throughout the country
`Smart Schools` are going to be established all over the country, which will provide quality education by making use of computers and other technological devices. Besides, stress will be laid on in service training for teachers for upgrading their skills and competencies, especially in the Information Technology areas.
U.S. Census: Gaps Remain Despite Rise in Web Access
Although more than half of all U.S. households now have a computer, the Census Bureau found that the digital divide still exists along economic, racial and geographic lines.
Official: Bush high-tech policy coming soon
After months of silence, the Bush administration will weigh in “shortly” on a range of high-tech issues ranging from junk e-mail to online privacy, a senior administration official said Wednesday.
CPB AND PBS ANNOUNCE FIRST PRODUCERS ACADEMY
Continuing its quest to nurture public television’s next generation of creative talent, The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) and the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) today announced the first five Producers Academy Fellows, selected from more than one hundred applicants. Fellowships were given to talented, dynamic film and videomakers as an opportunity to work with some […]