Wither the Television?
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Wither Art Thou, Low End Mac?
Wither Art Thou, Low End Mac?
07/23/2004 11:40 AMWhile Mac users wait for the next generation iMac, the low-end
continues to be a sweet spot for the user on a budget. The eMac. By
Alex Kayhill, Mac360 (via MyAppleMenu)
wither women in web work?
wither women in web work?
07/10/2004 01:10 AMi was wondering why no women were involved in the blogger redesign. so
was doug.
Wi-Fi television
Wi-Fi television
07/23/2004 04:49 PMDirect and Related Links for 'Wi-Fi television'
According to the Wi-Fi Networking News, you can use inexpensive
equipment right off the shelf and broadcast live television over a
Wi-Fi connection! Crazy but true, here is how it was done; “We
established a wireless connection through a local, public Wi-Fi
network maintained by the non-profit NYC Wireless, and broadcast from
that spot to a computer at MNN studios. The video and audio was
captured by the camcorder and fed into the laptop, where…
The End of Television as We Know It
The End of Television as We Know It
09/20/2004 03:16 AMlatimes.com/features/printedition/magazine/la-tm-blur38sep19,1,7486
428.story?coll=la-home-magazine
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You Can't Do that on Television
You Can't Do that on Television
05/26/2004 03:28 PM
You Can't Do That on
Televison Web Zen: Television Zen
Web Zen: Television Zen
03/08/2004 11:03 PM
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test cards
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logo animations
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vintage kids shows
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rainbow
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tv
weebl
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law & order: plot generator
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commercial break
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law & order: artistic intent
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television heaven
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zap-o-matik
web zen home,
web zen store,
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Thanks, Frank).
Set your television to wow
Set your television to wow
03/23/2005 02:54 AMNews.bbc.co.uk - Mon Mar 21, 11:28 am GMT
Television Commercials Come to the Web
Television Commercials Come to the Web
01/19/2004 02:53 AMBeginning this week, more than a dozen big Web sites will run
full-motion video commercials from Pepsi, AT&T, Honda, Vonage and
Warner Brothers.
Me TV: Television of the future
Me TV: Television of the future
04/14/2005 04:00 AMCNET News.com Apr 14 2005 8:16AM GMT
'Standards' at CBS Television
'Standards' at CBS Television
01/16/2004 01:00 PMMoveOn.org anti-Bush ad may be rejected by CBS for airing.
The Future Of Your Television...
The Future Of Your Television...
01/06/2005 02:37 AM... as envisioned by Microsoft. Or, help, my Internet
Explorer has crashed and I cannot watch "Desperate
Housewives."
You've Seen the Network. Now Buy the
Television.
You've Seen the Network. Now Buy the
Television.
06/05/2005 10:45 PMESPN, like Crest toothpaste, has capitalized on its own popularity
with a line of brand-extended merchandise. Now the company that is
synonymous with sports may place its name on television sets as well
as television events.
Trial by television
Trial by television
03/28/2005 12:58 PMA once dull government mouthpiece in Mosul becomes a popular reality
show -- "Terrorism in the Grip of Justice" -- in which captured
insurgents confess live on-air.
Television Captioining Censorship
Television Captioining Censorship
02/17/2004 03:54 PMRecently Approved and Disapproved TV Programs for U.S. Department of
Education Captioning Support .. Closed Captioning Closed for All but
Puritan shows .. provides the revised Approved/Disapproved
list
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Reality Television - fad and phenomenon
Reality Television - fad and phenomenon
02/13/2004 05:14 PMFor a few years now I haven't been able to turn on the tv, pick up a
newspaper, or listen to the radio without hearing something to do with
reality television. Lock them in a house or make them build one,
throw them on an island to survive or to party, give them plane
tickets and have them safari across the planet - if it can be done, it
will, and we will watch every moment.
Television Listings and XMLTV
Television Listings and XMLTV
02/18/2004 08:10 PMOn a quest to build a DIY personal video recorder, Kyle Downey gets to
grips with XMLTV, a toolkit for screen-scraping TV listings data into
XML.
The television is more evil than the
computer
The television is more evil than the
computer
08/21/2004 10:48 PMMaybe it has something to do with the fact that I haven't watched TV
for over six months now, but I've become convinced that the television
is a far more anti-social, intrusive, and evil device than a computer
(networked or stand-alone). In fact, I'd go as far as to say that one
of the rudest things you can do when entering a room where others are
present is to turn on the TV--unless of course they were there to
watch...
Television On Your Cell Phone
Television On Your Cell Phone
08/21/2004 09:19 AM40' OLED Television Revealed at SID
40' OLED Television Revealed at SID
06/04/2004 08:52 AMSlashdot Jun 4 2004 12:37PM GMT
Social Television Networking
Social Television Networking
06/28/2004 05:22 AMWhile lots of media companies have been trying to figure out how the
whole "social networking" phenomenon impacts their business, it looks
like AOL is trying to take the concept to the next level while also
being true to their plans of "convergence." They've patented the
concept of
buddy
list TV sharing. The idea is that you could see what your friends
were watching on TV and immediately tune in yourself. It's not too
hard to see how this would work. Already, the latest version of Yahoo
Messenger includes the ability to see what music your friends are
listening to and immediately tuning in yourself. This idea tries to
go a bit further. For instance, someone could set up a chat room
around a particular TV show, and could then play that show, while
everyone else could discuss it in real-time. To understand what
you're watching, it would require a set-top box that would tie into
your internet connection as well. Of course, it's unclear how such a
system will work in an age of TiVo when no-one watches a show at the
same time.
Tuning In to Television, Two Ways
Tuning In to Television, Two Ways
06/27/2004 10:37 PMAOL has developed software that lets people see what TV shows their
friends are watching and allows them to tune in.
40" OLED Television Revealed at SID
40" OLED Television Revealed at SID
06/04/2004 03:57 AMMSN to Stream Movies to Television
MSN to Stream Movies to Television
01/06/2005 03:31 PMMSN announced Thursday that it will begin to offer pay-per-view movies
from CinemaNow through its MSN TV 2 set-top boxes beginning in spring
2005. Customers will receive an upgrade to their boxes, which will
allow them to view content protected with digital rights management.
The best of the worst of the week on
television.
The best of the worst of the week on
television.
04/15/2005 04:23 PM
The best of
the worst of the week on television. The Parents Television
Council, a U.S.-based watchdog organization trying to stamp out
indecency on the airwaves, is doing their part in the war against
moral turpitude. How? By creating a website where they host videos of
the most
offensive scenes on television... inadvertently creating some of
the most amusing content on the internet!
The Whole Concept Of Television Is
Changing... Or Is It?
The Whole Concept Of Television Is
Changing... Or Is It?
11/13/2003 12:29 PMTelevision hasn't really changed all that much over the past few
decades, but a lot of things are happening in the space these days.
People are increasingly interested in having a central
digita
l hub in their homes that will store and manage both television
programs, and their own created content. The article points to a
study done by the Internet Home Alliance (who isn't often shy about
painting the picture they'd like to see for the future - which
involves many of their member companies having lots of new products to
sell). I don't think it's surprising that they found many people who
claim they want a central digital video hub, but the actual
implementation might not be so easy. Ignoring the whole
broad
cast flag issue, and how that might complicate this vision, such a
device would need to work exceptionally well for it to gain traction.
It's a pretty complex system, but would need to be easy to set up and
easy to use, while still offering the functionality that people want.
It's certainly possible, but it might take some time. At the same
time, other studies are pointing out the fairly obvious fact that
digital
video recorders are going to change how television advertising
works. Lots of people have been saying this for years, but the
broadcast industry is finally coming to terms with it. Of course,
they'll probably end up going the route of the recording and movie
industries and make life more difficult for people, instead of
embracing the new technology. Meanwhile, the NY Times is reporting
that Sprint PCS is going to let people
watch
streaming TV on their mobile phones. At 2 frames per second.
Two... Frames... Per... Second... That's not television. That's a
bunch of still images, on a one inch screen - and knowing most
streaming technology, they will probably be pretty blocky still
images. Did I mention that it will also cost $10/month? Seems like a
limited upside on that one. I'll probably have my home digital hub up
and running before I'm watching TV on my mobile phone.
Helicopters in Film and Television
Helicopters in Film and Television
12/02/2003 01:16 AMI have a friend who really likes helicopters. This link is for him. If
you're looking for a site that tracks the appearance of helicopters in
movies and television, you're looking for Rotary Action at
http://www.rotaryaction.com/ . The front page...
Power Mac G5 television ad banned in UK
Power Mac G5 television ad banned in UK
11/10/2003 10:59 PMApple's television commercial for the Power Mac G5 has been banned in
the UK by advertising watchdogs for claiming it is "the world's
fastest, most powerful personal computer."...
Television on brink of going truly
mobile
Television on brink of going truly
mobile
04/16/2005 07:34 PMChannel NewsAsia Apr 16 2005 10:16PM GMT
TeleBlaster TV set explodes television
TeleBlaster TV set explodes television
03/19/2005 03:02 AMDavid Pescovitz:
Moscow artist
Aristarkh
Chernyshev's TeleBlaster "is born to explode television." From the
description at Electroboutique where you can buy a TeleBlaster set for
$1499:
Its design repeats a
blast, but it also stresses the fuctionality, which is the main thing
here. TeleBlaster allows watching TV programs in different ways: as
is, but also in a special mode of the signal processing. Users can
load different effects algorithms from a flash-card or from the
manufacturer website.
TeleBlaster allows mixing users' videofeed with a TV broadcast, and
therefore gives unlimited possibilities for creativity: television
becomes, literally, a Lego set from which users/watcher creates
his/her own worlds.
Besides that, with TeleBlaster you can generate video effects
synchronous to sound. This optio turns it into a specialized
multimedia entertainment center.
Principal novelty of TeleBlaster is that it prvides its users with
unique possibilities of control over information streams and gives an
additional freedom of choices of TV watching modes.
TeleBlaster rethinks the value of television and turns it into a great
source of visual information and positive emotions.
Link to Electroboutique,
Link to Chernyshev's "New Age Of
Television" series
(via AEIOU
Excuse my French!)Television ads coming to the 'net
Television ads coming to the 'net
01/19/2004 04:17 PMNow 30 frames-per-second, 30-second ad spots are going to start
popping up on websites tomorrow.
New Approaches To Television Archiving
New Approaches To Television Archiving
03/17/2005 03:26 AMNew Approaches To Television Archiving by Jeff
Uboisht
tp://www.firstmonday.org/issues/issue10_3/ubois/index.htmlAbstract:Worldwide, more than 30
million hours of unique television programming are broadcast every
year, yet only a tiny fraction of it is preserved for future
reference, and only a fraction of that preserved footage is publicly
accessible. Most television broadcasts are simply lost forever, though
television archivists have been working to preserve selected programs
for fifty years. Recent reductions in the cost of storage of digital
video could allow preservation of this portion of our culture for a
small fraction of the worldwide library budget, and improvements in
the distribution of online video could enable much greater
collaboration between archival institutions.
New iTunes/iPod Television Ad
New iTunes/iPod Television Ad
11/13/2003 08:44 PM
Apple has posted a new iTunes/iPod Television Ad which appears to use
a remixed version of the song Rock Star by N.E.R.D.
This represents the 3rd t...
After all these years of the television
set telling society what to do…
After all these years of the television
set telling society what to do…
06/10/2004 03:19 AMKawin teams up with Netinformer to provide SMS technology to network
television. This will allow free text messages for viewers which will
increase participation exponentually. [PRWEB Jun 10, 2004]
Television viewers lose coverage
Television viewers lose coverage
06/13/2004 05:37 AMA transmitter goes off air causing more than a 100,000 homes in
several areas to lose television coverage for three hours.
Zip Television Goes Crazy Sensible for
Honda Campaign
Zip Television Goes Crazy Sensible for
Honda Campaign
06/06/2005 12:02 AMZip TV’s latest Honda interactive ad campaign combines brand extension
and increased data capture with mobile content [PRWEB Jun 4, 2005]
Me TV: Special report--television of the
future
Me TV: Special report--television of the
future
04/11/2005 06:16 AM Digital Television Liberation Front
Digital Television Liberation Front
07/04/2004 05:45 AMThe EFF is concerned as well as you should be that approx 1 year
from now new equipment used to record television must build their
devices to watch for a broadcast "flag" embedded in programs by
copyright holders.
So what does this mean to you well you will no longer be able to
exercise your fair use rights to programming that you have paid for.
All of you geeks out their and those worried about fair use need to
check out the battle plan that the EFF has put together. [EFF's Digital Television
Liberation Front]
World of television awaits Baftas
World of television awaits Baftas
04/16/2005 06:45 PMBBC Three comedy Little Britain is among the programmes vying for the
Bafta TV awards in London on Sunday.
Under Bush, a New Age of Prepackaged
Television News
Under Bush, a New Age of Prepackaged
Television News
03/17/2005 02:49 AMNew York Times article .. long
investigation
nytimes.com/2005/03/13/politics/13covert.html
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