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Home Video Production Broadcasting Consulting ... Contact Us Call Today: 860-774-0691 Your premiere television tv commercial solutions provider, providing everything from initial scriptwriting to finalized master with broadcasting. Click here to learn more Do you ask yourself: How do I get a tv commercial done? What about a call center and a warehouse (for product fulfillment?) Where can I advertise, for how long? What's my ROI? What about demographics, and getting the most for what I pay for? Can someone plan this out for me? YES. Frosted Side Productions offers expert professional help for those who want to effectively advertise on television. Detailed marketing strategies, demographics research, cost projections, ROI, product fulfillment planning, complete project planning and more. Don't just advertise, advertise right Learn more about it The Frosted Side Productions Difference No promises, just solutions - that work . Frosted Side Productions is a total one stop shop with complete solutions for your television advertising needs. Get Premium Television (TV) Commercial Production Contact today But remember: production is only half the game. You'll also need to broadcast your commercial or infomercial too! We place commercials and infomercials in time slots anywhere in the USA, offering complete production, advertising

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64. Television Broadcasting Regulations, 1987 Consolidated Statutes and Regulations Enabling Statute Broadcasting Act TelevisionBroadcasting Regulations, 1987 (SOR/8749) Disclaimer These documents are http://laws.justice.gc.ca/en/B-9.01/SOR-87-49/

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66. Communications And Television Broadcasting Communications and television broadcasting. Communication satellite. Spacecommunications are the most developed sector of space services industry. http://www.rosaviakosmos.ru/english/etelev.html

Communications and television broadcasting Communication satellite Space communications are the most developed sector of space services industry. It is difficult to overestimate the value of space communications for Russia taking into account very large extent of its communication lines and travelling distances, with existence of extended and difficult-to- access territories with sparse population and poorly developed telecommunication systems. The beginning of space communication in the USSR and Russia was laid down by launch of communication satellite Gorizont at the end of the seventies. At present, there are number of satellite communication and broadcasting systems in Russia that play substantial role in the countries operating communication systems. TV satellite These systems provide satellite communication, TV and audio broadcasting, transmission of news columns, data transmission to many Russian regions and a number of other countries. These systems are based on Gorizont, Ekran-M, Express and Gals communication satellites. There are about 30 such satellites now in orbit. In addition to fixed communication systems mobile satellite communication systems are being developed. One such system named Marathon is based on Arcos geostationary satellite orbit and another one on a Mayak satellite which is set for use a high elliptical orbit of Molniya type. A first step to provide person-to-person communications is launching experimental low-Earth-orbit Gonets type satellites. In the near future current communication and broadcasting satellites will be replaced by new generation ones.

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Whether you're looking for a particular service or product, these listings will help you find it. KCRG-TV9 / KCRG SportsRadio 1600 KCRG-TV9 is a local TV/Radio station in Cedar Rapids, offering the information of Eastern Iowa. The KCRG-TV9 provides marketing information, rating analysis, and media planning and advertising services. Save: Put this Listing in My TravelGuide! Edit: Make changes to listing Tel: Toll Free: Email: Send an email Address: 2nd Avenue at 5th Street South East Cedar Rapids IA 52401 You are here: Home United States Iowa Business Index ... FAQ Published by: Important Notice: World Web Technologies Inc

68. Howard Cosell Donald Kimberlin reminisces about the influence the sportscaster had on television broadcasting and upon himself. With pictures and links. http://www.oldradio.com/archives/people/dk-cos.htm

The following story is a tribute to Howard Cosell, written by Don Kimberlin, a long time broadcaster and telecommunications engineer. Telling It Like It Was by Donald E. Kimberlin April 27, 1995 I can't say, "I knew Howard Cosell before he was Howard Cosell," because I wasn't around in 1918 when he was born Howard William Cohen in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. Nor was I even aware of him when changed his name to Cosell in his college years. He did, though, come to my awareness in the 1950's. Little did it seem that a whole nation and much of the world would become aware of him. Much less did I realize at the time, or even for a decade or two later realize what important change he brought to journalism and broadcasting. It was the 1950's, but it was not yet the 1950's. One of my college favorites taught me that. He was an old history professor who loved lecturing for hours on end. I thought I was beating the system, since he ran evening class sessions lasting four hours, so you could finish his courses in six weeks instead of a semester. Little did I know he required all the reading and written work in six weeks, too. But, he made the lecture sessions supremely enjoyable. One of his lectures really stuck with me, too. It was on his thesis that a "decade" in history did not begin with the turn of a calendar that it always took half a decade before signs of change were recorded. He proceeded to prove his point with events throughout history showing how our recollection of a "decade" really begins notable events midway through that decade. Think on it and you'll realize he was correct.

69. Videomit's List Of The Television Broadcasting Standards For your reference Videomit has compiled a list of the countries andtheir television broadcasting standards . Click on the first http://www.videomit.com/map.htm

70. CBSC - Television Broadcasting The television broadcasting Regulations set out the regulations on television broadcasting,such as programming content, program logs and records, political http://www.cbsc.org/english/search/display.cfm?code=2764&coll=FE_FEDSBIS_E

71. Section II The Public Interest Standard In Television The Public Interest Standard in television broadcasting. Federal oversightof all broadcasting has had two general goals to foster http://www.benton.org/PIAC/sec2.html

The Public Interest Standard in Television Broadcasting Federal oversight of all broadcasting has had two general goals: to foster the commercial development of the industry and to ensure that broadcasting serves the educational and informational needs of the American people. In many respects, the two goals have been quite complementary, as seen in the development of network news operations and in the variety of cultural, educational, and public affairs programming aired over the years. In other respects, however, Congress and the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) have sometimes concluded that the broadcast marketplace by itself is not adequately serving public needs. Accordingly, numerous efforts have been undertaken over the past 70 years to encourage or require programming or airtime to enhance the electoral process, governance, political discourse, local community affairs, and education. Some initiatives have sought to help underserved audience-constituencies such as children, minorities, and individuals with disabilities. In essence, the public interest standard in broadcasting has attempted to invigorate the political life and democratic culture of this Nation. Commercial broadcasting has often performed this task superbly. But when it has fallen short, Congress and the FCC have developed new policy tools aimed at achieving those goals. Specific policies try to foster diversity of programming, ensure candidate access to the airwaves, provide diverse views on public issues, encourage news and public affairs programming, promote localism, develop quality programming for children, and sustain a separate realm of high-quality, noncommercial television programming.

72. Television Broadcasting television broadcasting. Kevin Newman, CANADA CONVENTIONAL TELEVISION.KEVIN NEWMAN TO ANCHOR GLOBAL’S VANCOUVER NEWSCAST. ABC news http://www.canwestglobal.com/connections/newsletter03/Body/tv02.htm

TELEVISION BROADCASTING Kevin Newman CANADA: CONVENTIONAL TELEVISION ABC news correspondent Kevin Newman is joining Global Television as Executive Editor and Anchor of the new Vancouver-based national newscast the network will launch in September. Newman joins Global from ABC, where he served as substitute anchor and correspondent for World News Tonight with Peter Jennings, senior correspondent for Nightline with Ted Koppel, and also co-hosted Good Morning America National News , and CBC Midday CanWest is investing $8 million to establish a national news centre at BCTV which will have a senior editorial team dedicated solely to production of the national newscast. First National anchor Peter Kent has moved out from behind the anchor desk to take a management role in helping to design and build the newscast, as well as a new public affairs program to be based in Calgary. Kent will continue to play an on-air role as a senior network correspondent and will also be involved in news integration opportunities with the National Post and Southam Publications.

73. Sample WOIS Description - Radio-Television Broadcasting 359 Home, Sample Radio-television broadcasting 359. This sample descriptionwas taken from our 1998-99 information. Purpose and Goal http://www.wois.org/about/samples/359sample.cfm

Sample - Radio-Television Broadcasting [359] This sample description was taken from our 1998-99 information Purpose and Goal Sample Areas of Study Related Programs Related Occupations ... Add to Portfolio Purpose and Goal The Radio-Television Broadcasting program offers students professional preparation and training through practical experience. Students learn to perform a variety of duties (this is especially important when working for small radio or television stations). The training qualifies the student to pass the Federal Communication Commission's radio-telephone third class operator permit with a broadcast endorsement. Students usually specialize in one of the following five major broadcast areas: preparing and producing programs; operating and maintaining electronic equipment; selling broadcast time and developing public and promotional material; handling general business matters; and announcing programs, guests, musical selections, and commercial messages. Sample Areas of Study Broadcast Formats and Techniques Directing Television Operations Electronic Media and Society Electronic Media Production Ethics and Image-Building Law and Regulations of Broadcasting and Cable News Writing and Editing Radio Marketing and Sales Radio-Television News Set Design and Lighting Station Operations and Management Writing for Electronic Media Related Programs 273 Business Administration 350 Communications Programs 835 Electronics Technology 986 Transfer Programs Related Occupations 9824 Radio and Television Announcers Schools

74. MBP Tv Offers broad expertise in television broadcasting, and specializes in the production of programmes based on equestrian events. http://www.mbptv.com

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77. MCTV - Michigan City, Indiana  - Cable Channel 48 Local cable television broadcasting showing local programs and promotions. Programming schedule, shopping, advertising and production information, and local links. http://www.mctelevision.com/

Click for Local Weather Need to Find Us? Click on Map below to enlarge. OUR THOUGHTS ARE WITH YOU! Cast your vote in the Weekly Michigan City Public Opinion Poll by clicking above. LaPorte County Home Sales (click the home image) Click this logo to view MCTV Classifieds On-Line Click the link below and submit your questions for the candidates and your question(s) may be part of the Candidate Forums on MCTV48. You can also fax your question(s) to 879-4348, or send them to Candidates Questions c/o MCTV Ch 48, 1715 Franklin St., Michigan City, IN 46360. Candidate Questions MCPD Crime Watch (click the logo above) LaPorte County's Beaches and Backroads The LaPorte County Convention and Visitors Bureau returns to LaPorte County cable stations as production of a monthly half-hour television program has begun once again. Each month, “LaPorte County’s Beaches and Backroads” will highlight attractions, events and the best kept secrets that can be found in LaPorte County. Beaches and Backroads is produced not only to inform visitors to the county what is offered, but to inform and educate residents as well. LaPorte County’s Beaches and Backroads is produced and shown on MCTV Channel 48 in Michigan City, and Channel 45 in the city of LaPorte and LaPorte County. February’s edition focuses on Winter Getaways and is hosted by Dionne Wisniewski and David Dabagia of the LaPorte County Convention and Visitors Bureau. Check our TV listings for the next show.

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Radio/Television Broadcasting General Information Typical Courses H.S. Preparation Potential Careers ... Sources of Additional Information General Information Majors in radio and television broadcasting study the relationship between the mass media and society and develop skills in such specialties as reporting, performance, production, sales, and management. What the Major is Like Broadcasting courses are generally taught in departments or schools of communication, journalism, telecommunication, and radio/television/film. Wherever its official home, the major in broadcasting provides students with both an understanding of how the electronic media function in society and the skills needed to work in the broadcast media. This knowledge and training is the foundation for careers in news, promotion, program production, writing, audience research, management, and sales. Students normally take 50 percent of their course work in the liberal arts. These courses in history, literature, computer science, social sciences, and natural sciences are usually taken in the first two years. Students begin their specific broadcast curriculum with an introductory examination of the mass media, a course that provides an overview of the social, political, economic, and historical factors that affect all media in our society. A course in media ethics concentrates on fairness and accuracy in reporting. Other courses deal with such subfields as broadcast news, program production, and sales. In addition to lecture classes, students take laboratory courses in which they can apply what they are learning. The labs include creative work in a production studio, interviews with people outside class, and preparation of information for a production. Students also receive training in specialized communication equipment used in production studios, such as audio and video recorders, editing equipment, and word-processing computers.

80. MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN RADIO AND television broadcasting. A BRIEF DESCRIPTIONOF THE MAJOR. The master's degree in radio and television http://www.bju.edu/academics/pops/grad/mprtv.xml

home prospective students current students friends and family ... Alphabetical List of Graduate Majors MASTERS OF SCIENCE IN RADIO AND TELEVISION BROADCASTING A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE MAJOR The master's degree in radio and television broadcasting is designed for Christian students who want to further develop their skills as performers, editors, producers, writers, technicians, reporters, domestic radio and television stations, networks, broadcast ministries, and missionary broadcasting. Special emphasis is given to the practical as well as the philosophical aspects of broadcasting. COURSE HIGHLIGHTS Here are some of the courses in the program you will especially enjoy Seminar in Broadcasting In this class you will learn a Christian philosophy of broadcasting and will discuss the issues of the day that affect Christian broadcasters and their audiences. Advanced Broadcast Writing You will receive individualized instruction in the writing of complex dramatic, documentary, and/or instructional programs for radio or television broadcast, classroom use, or individual instruction. Special Problems in Production Directing You will receive individual instruction and practice in the building and directing of complex programs.

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