The new television: Looking behind the tube: In this second part of a two-part series, the outlook for emerging direct-broadcast satellite technology and entrenched cable television is examined
Trudy E. Bell
Abstract
Trudy E. Bell
Abstract
For pt.I see ibid., vol.21, no.9, p.48 (1984). The outlook for emerging direct-broadcast satellite technology and entrenched cable television is examined. The two technologies are considered from the viewpoints of technology, regulation, and economics, and their effect on traditional broadcasting is examined.
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For pt.I see ibid., vol.21, no.9, p.48 (1984). The outlook for emerging direct-broadcast satellite technology and entrenched cable television is examined. The two technologies are considered from the viewpoints of technology, regulation, and economics, and their effect on traditional broadcasting is examined.
Key concepts: Broadcast law, Broadcasting (networking), Telecommunications, Viewpoints, Broadcast television systems, Satellite broadcasting, Satellite, Cable television