传媒参考资料
2002-11-15MEDIA REFERENCE November 2002
1. OPEN TO INTEROPERABILITY
Interoperability is the key word as broadcasters move towards a digital environment. Apart from reducing costs by making equipment integration simple and flexible, interoperability makes it easier to reconfigure and re-use already-produced video content on new platforms. And interoperability is critical for highly automated processes such as centralcasting.
ASIA PACIFIC BROADCASTING October, 2002
2. THE FUTURE OF POST-PRODUCTION
Escalating overheads, slim profit margins and a growing number of producers editing their own shows has seen Soho businesses stretched to the limit. Is the future of post-production hanging in the balance?
BROADCAST 11 October, 2002
3. CONTROLLING THE NEWS
It wasn't long ago that discussions of automation in the newsroom meant cameras on robotic pedestals. But the video server and digital newsroom have added much complexity to that discussion, and journalists at a PC desktop can have more control over the news department than was dreamed possible 10 years ago.
BROADCASTING & CABLE 14 October, 2002
4. MAKE WEB MOVIES
There's more to Internet video than webcams on street corners and the odd bored exhibitionist in a suburban bedroom. As thousands of people have discovered, it's never been easier or cheaper to make your own movies. The combination of better compression and vastly improved bandwidth means that, at last, the Internet can deliver decent video to your desktop.
.NET September, 2002
5. MANAGING DIVERSITY IN A MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY
This paper looks at the role of the media in managing the inherent tensions associated with cultural diversity against a background of growing multiculturalism around the world. The author sees the challenge as the need to 'locate bonds of unity in an ocean of diversity'.
MEDIA ASIA COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY Volume 29, #2, 2002
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1. OPEN TO INTEROPERABILITY
Interoperability is the key word as broadcasters move towards a digital environment. Apart from reducing costs by making equipment integration simple and flexible, interoperability makes it easier to reconfigure and re-use already-produced video content on new platforms. And interoperability is critical for highly automated processes such as centralcasting.
ASIA PACIFIC BROADCASTING October, 2002
2. THE FUTURE OF POST-PRODUCTION
Escalating overheads, slim profit margins and a growing number of producers editing their own shows has seen Soho businesses stretched to the limit. Is the future of post-production hanging in the balance?
BROADCAST 11 October, 2002
3. CONTROLLING THE NEWS
It wasn't long ago that discussions of automation in the newsroom meant cameras on robotic pedestals. But the video server and digital newsroom have added much complexity to that discussion, and journalists at a PC desktop can have more control over the news department than was dreamed possible 10 years ago.
BROADCASTING & CABLE 14 October, 2002
4. MAKE WEB MOVIES
There's more to Internet video than webcams on street corners and the odd bored exhibitionist in a suburban bedroom. As thousands of people have discovered, it's never been easier or cheaper to make your own movies. The combination of better compression and vastly improved bandwidth means that, at last, the Internet can deliver decent video to your desktop.
.NET September, 2002
5. MANAGING DIVERSITY IN A MULTICULTURAL SOCIETY
This paper looks at the role of the media in managing the inherent tensions associated with cultural diversity against a background of growing multiculturalism around the world. The author sees the challenge as the need to 'locate bonds of unity in an ocean of diversity'.
MEDIA ASIA COMMUNICATION QUARTERLY Volume 29, #2, 2002
＊「传媒参考资料」专门介绍有关传媒的资料性文章和书籍，方便有兴趣的读者参考查阅。查询请联络《传媒透视》执行编辑张玲玲小姐。
（电话：23397670 传真：27941137 E-mail：cheungll@rthk.org.hk ）
