This book analyzes the standardization and technology adoption of digital broadcasting. It provides an historic perspective on industry standardization of TV technology, covering the most recent developments in the European, US and Japanese audio-visual sectors. A wide spectrum of business interests are examined, pointing out new challenges in both competition and cooperation, against a background of high development costs and uncertain returns to investors.
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Developments in information and communications technologies (ICTs) in recent decades have been characterized by a process of accelerating convergence between formerly separate sectors such as media, telecommunications, and microelectronics. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Canal Plus, United Kingdom, United States, Deutsche Telekom, Kirch Group, Commission of the European Communities, Premiere World, Disney Channel, Digital Video Broadcasting, European Commission, Digital Terrestrial Television, Sports World, Convergent Decisions Group, European Parliament, Lyonnaise Cable, Media Perspektiven, News Corp, Rupert Murdoch, Champions League, Department of National Heritage, Harvard Business School Press, Journal of Economic Perspectives, Kirch Media, Plan Cable, Recent Research New!
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Developments in information and communications technologies (ICTs) in recent decades have been characterized by a process of accelerating convergence between formerly separate sectors such as media, telecommunications, and microelectronics. Read the first page Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Canal Plus, United Kingdom, United States, Deutsche Telekom, Kirch Group, Commission of the European Communities, Premiere World, Disney Channel, Digital Video Broadcasting, European Commission, Digital Terrestrial Television, Sports World, Convergent Decisions Group, European Parliament, Lyonnaise Cable, Media Perspektiven, News Corp, Rupert Murdoch, Champions League, Department of National Heritage, Harvard Business School Press, Journal of Economic Perspectives, Kirch Media, Plan Cable, Recent Research New!
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- Compatibility Standards, Competition, and Innovation in the Broadcasting Industry (Rand Report) by Stanley M. Besen on page 35
- New Technology by Sounter Information Services on page 35
- Digital Video Communications (Artech House Telecommunications Library) by Martyn J. Riley in Back Matter
- Principles of Digital Audio and Video (Artech House Audiovisual Library) by Arch Luther in Back Matter
- Public Finance and Public Choice by John Cullis on page 36
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