傳媒參考資料
2007-02-151. ONLINE VIDEO GETS REAL
It's never been easier to get your own video content in front of an audience. Aside from having been started with nearly no budget, getting your moment of potential video fame is quite simple as well. The video-sharing community is rapidly maturing beyond its stupid human-trick beginnings.
PC MAGAZINE (February 6, 2007)
2. TOP TEN TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE FUTURE
Technology is on track to change broadcasting as we know it. This article investigates how tagging, WiMax, iPhone, 3D, and Final Cut Pro will shape the broadcast landscape in years to come. One big technological theme is the greater adoption of portable media devices.
BROADCAST (January 19, 2007)
3. COPING WITH COPYRIGHTS
As more video gushes onto the Internet, two kinds of copyright-oriented service providers are emerging to handle the flow: those that police the Web for unauthorized digital content, and those aiming to have more efficiently broker deals between rights holders and distributors.
BROADCASTING & CABLE (January 8, 2007)
4. BREAKING DOWN THE WALL
Cellcos are increasingly recognizing that the "walled garden" content paradigm simply won't play in the new IP world and they will have to open up their networks to third parties. But to stay profitable in this new open business environment, cellcos need to be creative and pay close attention to end-users demands.
TELECOM ASIA (January 2007)
5. BUMPER CROP OF TV / PC GIZMOS
New devices take vastly different approaches to bridging the gap. 2007 will be the year when the TV and PC finally start to settle their differences and make nice. The explosion of video content on the Internet in 2006 has given rise to a bumper crop of TV/PC devices.
BROADCASTING & CABLE (January 15, 2007)
6. 從《南方電視學刊》看近十年來中國電視研究熱點
本文通過對歷年《南方電視學刊》所載論文的梳理，回顧大陸電視理論研究的狀況，解讀近十年來中國電視研究的熱點問題。
《南方電視學刊》 (2006年第六期)
It's never been easier to get your own video content in front of an audience. Aside from having been started with nearly no budget, getting your moment of potential video fame is quite simple as well. The video-sharing community is rapidly maturing beyond its stupid human-trick beginnings.
PC MAGAZINE (February 6, 2007)
2. TOP TEN TECHNOLOGIES FOR THE FUTURE
Technology is on track to change broadcasting as we know it. This article investigates how tagging, WiMax, iPhone, 3D, and Final Cut Pro will shape the broadcast landscape in years to come. One big technological theme is the greater adoption of portable media devices.
BROADCAST (January 19, 2007)
3. COPING WITH COPYRIGHTS
As more video gushes onto the Internet, two kinds of copyright-oriented service providers are emerging to handle the flow: those that police the Web for unauthorized digital content, and those aiming to have more efficiently broker deals between rights holders and distributors.
BROADCASTING & CABLE (January 8, 2007)
4. BREAKING DOWN THE WALL
Cellcos are increasingly recognizing that the "walled garden" content paradigm simply won't play in the new IP world and they will have to open up their networks to third parties. But to stay profitable in this new open business environment, cellcos need to be creative and pay close attention to end-users demands.
TELECOM ASIA (January 2007)
5. BUMPER CROP OF TV / PC GIZMOS
New devices take vastly different approaches to bridging the gap. 2007 will be the year when the TV and PC finally start to settle their differences and make nice. The explosion of video content on the Internet in 2006 has given rise to a bumper crop of TV/PC devices.
BROADCASTING & CABLE (January 15, 2007)
6. 從《南方電視學刊》看近十年來中國電視研究熱點
本文通過對歷年《南方電視學刊》所載論文的梳理，回顧大陸電視理論研究的狀況，解讀近十年來中國電視研究的熱點問題。
《南方電視學刊》 (2006年第六期)
