傳媒參考資料
2007-04-131. LAUGHTER TRACKS
User-friendly technological advances such as the Internet, the mobile phone and the iPod mean struggling comics now have the tools to air their humour direct to the masses. But what does that mean for the broadcast sector?
BROADCAST (March 16, 2007)
2. WHOLESALE VOIP POISED FOR TAKEOFF
As VoIP technology moves increasingly into the telecom mainstream and converges with broadband and other types of IP telephony, more service providers are identifying a revenue and profit opportunity within the VoIP wholesale market.
TELECOM ASIA (March 2007)
3. THE ART OF HD – FROM NEWSCASTS TO NATURE SHOWS, THE REALITY OF HI-DEF
In U.S. the high-definition television (HDTV) business has reached critical mass. Some three dozen stations now produce and broadcast local news and other programming in high-definition, as they try to get done ahead of the February 2009 government-mandated deadline for the digital-TV conversion.
BROADCAST & CABLE (March 19, 2007)
4. NEXT-GENERATION POINT-TO-POINT LINK
Microwave transmission has been around since broadcasters decided that “live” news events added value to their news programmes, and this technology has become even better with the digitization of TV.
ASIA-PACIFIC BROADCASTING (March 2007)
5. THE COMING IPTV STORM
Telcos face numerous challenges around the world preparing for the new video world, but they shouldn’t underestimate their intrinsic strengths. A key benefit of IPTV is the ability to be interactive. This makes it possible for telecoms carriers to make additional money through interactive services.
TELECOM ASIA BROADBAND TV SUPPLEMENT (March 2007)
6. BANDWIDTH, COST ISSUES – SLOW UPTAKE OF HD IN ASIA
H.264 HD still has some way to go to match MPEG-2’s features and quality, but markets where bandwidth is an issue have little choice but go for less mature and more expensive bitrate encoding technologies for the broadcast or VOD services.
TELECOM ASIA BROADBAND TV SUPPLEMENT (March 2007)
7. 中國新媒體發展報告
新媒體是2006年最流行的詞語之一。國內新媒體有廣義及狹義之分，廣義的新媒體包括新型媒體和新興媒體，狹義的新媒體則泛指新興媒體。
《南方電視學刊》 (二零零七年一月)
User-friendly technological advances such as the Internet, the mobile phone and the iPod mean struggling comics now have the tools to air their humour direct to the masses. But what does that mean for the broadcast sector?
BROADCAST (March 16, 2007)
2. WHOLESALE VOIP POISED FOR TAKEOFF
As VoIP technology moves increasingly into the telecom mainstream and converges with broadband and other types of IP telephony, more service providers are identifying a revenue and profit opportunity within the VoIP wholesale market.
TELECOM ASIA (March 2007)
3. THE ART OF HD – FROM NEWSCASTS TO NATURE SHOWS, THE REALITY OF HI-DEF
In U.S. the high-definition television (HDTV) business has reached critical mass. Some three dozen stations now produce and broadcast local news and other programming in high-definition, as they try to get done ahead of the February 2009 government-mandated deadline for the digital-TV conversion.
BROADCAST & CABLE (March 19, 2007)
4. NEXT-GENERATION POINT-TO-POINT LINK
Microwave transmission has been around since broadcasters decided that “live” news events added value to their news programmes, and this technology has become even better with the digitization of TV.
ASIA-PACIFIC BROADCASTING (March 2007)
5. THE COMING IPTV STORM
Telcos face numerous challenges around the world preparing for the new video world, but they shouldn’t underestimate their intrinsic strengths. A key benefit of IPTV is the ability to be interactive. This makes it possible for telecoms carriers to make additional money through interactive services.
TELECOM ASIA BROADBAND TV SUPPLEMENT (March 2007)
6. BANDWIDTH, COST ISSUES – SLOW UPTAKE OF HD IN ASIA
H.264 HD still has some way to go to match MPEG-2’s features and quality, but markets where bandwidth is an issue have little choice but go for less mature and more expensive bitrate encoding technologies for the broadcast or VOD services.
TELECOM ASIA BROADBAND TV SUPPLEMENT (March 2007)
7. 中國新媒體發展報告
新媒體是2006年最流行的詞語之一。國內新媒體有廣義及狹義之分，廣義的新媒體包括新型媒體和新興媒體，狹義的新媒體則泛指新興媒體。
《南方電視學刊》 (二零零七年一月)
