A World of Change
Title: A World of Change
Category: /Entertainment
Details: Words: 4876 | Pages: 18 (approximately 235 words/page)
A World of Change
Category: /Entertainment
Details: Words: 4876 | Pages: 18 (approximately 235 words/page)
<Tab/>Human society has created advancements in media technology to open a
broader attention, while promoting a growing interest. New technology such as
television is one of the latest installments of this franchise. Its' ever-increasing
popularity and influence on American culture proves how powerful new technology
can be when used in media and directed towards the society at large. High
definition television or HDTV has become one of the most sought
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lt;Tab/>Kerschbaumer, Ken. Simplify the HD message: give the consumer fewer
excuses, not more, for not going digital. (Commentary). Broadcasting & Cable, June
9, 2003 v133 i23 p48 (1). Copyright 2003 Reed Business Information.
<Tab/>Hearn, Ted. Forkan, Jim. Picture's becoming clear: HDTV peace wearing
thin. Multichannel News, Feb 3, 2003 v24 i5 p1 (2). Copyright 2003 Reed Business
Information.
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