Harvard |

Harvard

Matches in Harvard for { <http://id.lib.harvard.edu/aleph/008679649/catalog> ?p ?o. }

Showing items 1 to 40 of 40 with 100 items per page.

catalog contributor b12159668.
catalog contributor b12159669.
catalog contributor b12159670.
catalog created "2001.".
catalog date "2001".
catalog date "2001.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "2001.".
catalog description "1 The Evolution of Broadcasting 1 -- 1.1 The Conception of Electronic Broadcast Media 2 -- 1.1.1 Something in the Air 2 -- 1.1.2 The Beginning of Television 3 -- 1.1.3 The Age of Satellites 4 -- 1.1.4 The Beginning of Cable 9 -- 1.1.5 The Emergence of Large TV Empires 12 -- 1.2 The Power of Broadcasting 13 -- 2 The Internet 15 -- 2.1 The Conception of the Internet 15 -- 2.2 Growth and Maturity 16 -- 2.3 The Network Effect 18 -- 2.4 Increasing Returns 19 -- 2.5 The Future of the Internet 20 -- 2.5.1 Ubiquity and Diversity 22 -- 2.5.2 Convergence and Embedding 23 -- 2.6 Proportions Between Bandwidth and Memory 24 -- 3 Broadcasting Meets the Internet 31 -- 3.1 Data Broadcast: Technical Postitioning 31 -- 3.2 Data Broadcast: Ecosystem 35 -- 3.3 The Organisation Process in the Value Chain 36 -- 4 Technology Framework for Data Broadcasting Environments 42 --".
catalog description "112 -- 5.7 Broadcast Guides 117 -- 5.7.1 The Media Context of the Broadcast Guide 118 -- 5.8 Linking Broadcasting Services to the Internet 124 -- 5.8.1 The Three-Layered Hybrid Medium 124 -- 5.8.2 Creating "Bouncers" 125 -- 6 Implementing a Data Broadcasting Platform 130 -- 6.1 Factors Determining Basic Platform Requirements 130 -- 6.1.1 The Role of Content Management 132 -- 6.1.2 The Role of Community Administration 132 -- 6.1.3 The Role of Network Administration 132 -- 6.1.4 The Role of Advertising Management 133 -- 6.2 Listing the Basic Functionality Required 133 -- 6.3 Subscription Management 136 -- 6.4 Data Encryption and Security 136 -- 6.4.1 Encryption and Conditional Access Systems 136 -- 6.5 Scheduling and Booking 137 -- 6.5.1 Features of Scheduling Tools 140 -- 6.5.2 General Criteria of Bandwidth Booking Systems 141 -- 6.5.3".
catalog description "182 -- 8.2.4 Market Research 183 -- 8.2.5 End-user Segmentation 185 -- 8.2.6 Target Group Research 185 -- 8.2.7 Channel Marketing Strategy 188 -- 8.2.8 Preliminary Implementation Plan 189 -- 8.2.9 Content Sourcing and Value Proposition 189 -- 8.2.10 Preliminary Commercial Review 190 -- 8.2.11 Lists of Deliverables 190 -- 8.2.12 Resources and Cost Estimate 191 -- 8.2.13 Content Exploration and Analysis 191 -- 8.2.14 Initial Design Specification 192 -- 8.2.15 Channel Operations and Maintenance Plan 193 -- 8.2.16 Complete Design and Functionality Specification 196 -- 8.3 Process Details of the Channel Implementation Phase 197 -- 8.3.1 Internal Test 198 -- 8.3.2 User Test 199 -- 8.3.3 Technical Alpha Test 201 -- 8.3.4 Technical Beta Test 201 -- 8.4 Process Details of the Channel Launch Phase 201 -- 8.4.1 Channel Packaging 201 -- 8.4.2 Channel Sign-off 202 --".
catalog description "213 -- 9.3.2 Support Infrastructure 215 -- 9.3.3 Media Object Tracking 216 -- 9.3.4 Subscription Management 216 -- 9.3.5 Channel Network Marketing Control 216 -- 10 The Commercial Drivers Behind Data Broadcasting 218 -- 10.1 How Value Flows Through the Value Chain 219 -- 10.2 Sharing the Added Value Throughout the Value Chain 221 -- 10.2.1 Value for Basic Core Technology Enablers 221 -- 10.2.2 Value for Basic Commercial Enablers 223 -- 10.2.3 Value for Early Adopters 238 -- 10.2.4 Value in the Growth and Maturity Phase 240 -- 11 Data Broadcasting in the Future 242.".
catalog description "4.1 Moving Packages -- Old and New Ways 42 -- 4.2 Dividing Content into Packages 44 -- 4.3 Choosing a Delivery Type 45 -- 4.3.1 Delivery Types 45 -- 4.3.2 Delivery Services 46 -- 4.3.3 Quality of Service (QoS) 48 -- 4.4 Specifying Destination and Guaranteeing a Unique Address 48 -- 4.5 Providing Information about How to Reach the Destination 49 -- 4.5.1 IP Multicast 50 -- 4.6 Getting a Vehicle for Transportation 53 -- 4.6.1 When IP Gets a Trip Companion 55 -- 4.7 Choosing a Physical Path 56 -- 4.7.1 Wireline/Copper Pair 58 -- 4.7.2 Wireline/Fibre Optics 59 -- 4.7.3 Cable Television 59 -- 4.7.4 Digital Terrestrial 60 -- 4.7.5 Mobile 64 -- 4.7.6 Satellite Distribution 69 -- 4.7.7 Home Networks 70 -- 4.7.8 Comparing Wireless Local Networking Standards 78 -- 4.8 Reaching the End-User 80 -- 5 The Five Basic Formats of Data Broadcasting 81 -- 5.1".
catalog description "8.4.3 Channel Release 202 -- 8.4.4 Channel Acceptance 202 -- 9 Operating Networks of Multiple Data Broadcasting Channels 203 -- 9.1 Editorial Issues for Multi-Channel Network Operation 203 -- 9.1.1 Multi-Channel Scheduling 203 -- 9.1.2 Broadcast Guide and Information Channel Operations 205 -- 9.1.3 Electronic Tutorial 207 -- 9.1.4 Test Channel 207 -- 9.2 Technical Issues for Multi-Channel Operation 207 -- 9.2.1 Providing a Basic Channel Operations Infrastructure 207 -- 9.2.2 Data Gathering and Processing Procedures 208 -- 9.2.3 Backbone transportation Network 209 -- 9.2.4 Data On-Ramping 210 -- 9.2.5 Client Software Deployment 210 -- 9.2.6 Delivering the Initial Installation Software 211 -- 9.2.7 Following Up with Software Upgrades 212 -- 9.2.8 Incident/RFD Handling 212 -- 9.3 Commercial Issues for Multi-Channel Operation 213 -- 9.3.1 Product Policy for the Channel Network".
catalog description "Managing Booking Through a Transmission Chain 142 -- 6.6 Billing 144 -- 6.7 Reporting 144 -- 6.8 Media Object Tracking 145 -- 6.8.1 Digital Watermark/Copyright Handling 148 -- 6.9 Intelligent Content Compiling 149 -- 6.10 Overall Platform Flexibility 149 -- 6.10.1 Hardware Independence 150 -- 6.10.2 Network Independence 150 -- 6.10.3 Browser Independence 150 -- 7 Data Broadcasting: The Media Opportunities 151 -- 7.1 Different Kinds of Media Experiences 151 -- 7.2 Users of the Data Broadcasting Medium 155 -- 7.2.1 Professional Applications 157 -- 7.2.2 Consumer Applications 166 -- 8 Creating Data Broadcasting Applications and Services: 26 Steps 175 -- 8.1 Creation Process Overview 175 -- 8.2 Process Details of the Channel Planning Phase 180 -- 8.2.1 Setting the Team 180 -- 8.2.2 Determining the Management Process 181 -- 8.2.3 Defining the Vision for the Channel".
catalog description "Three Key Questions Regarding the Data Broadcasting Content 82 -- 5.1.1 "Guaranteed Delivery" or "Best Effort"? 82 -- 5.1.2 Time Critical Delivery? 83 -- 5.1.3 Viewing on Delivery? 83 -- 5.2 Data Broadcasting Formats -- an Overview 83 -- 5.3 Cached Content Delivery 84 -- 5.3.1 Receiving and Deleting Cached Content 85 -- 5.3.2 Scheduling and Broadcasting of Cached Content 93 -- 5.4 Package Delivery 95 -- 5.4.1 Applications, Usage Tracking and Billing of Package Delivery 96 -- 5.4.2 Usage Tracking 96 -- 5.5 Audio/Video Streaming 106 -- 5.5.1 Typical Applications for Audio/Video Streaming 107 -- 5.5.2 Infrastructure requirements for audiolvideo streaming 108 -- 5.5.3 Audio Video Stream Event Type 109 -- 5.5.4 Booking and scheduling considerations for A/V streaming 110 -- 5.6 Data Streaming 111 -- 5.6.1 Applications for data streaming 111 -- 5.6.2 Granularity of Data Streams".
catalog extent "xvi, 274 p. :".
catalog hasFormat "Data broadcasting.".
catalog identifier "0471485608 (alk. paper)".
catalog isFormatOf "Data broadcasting.".
catalog issued "2001".
catalog issued "2001.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Chichester [England] ; New York : Wiley,".
catalog relation "Data broadcasting.".
catalog spatial "United States.".
catalog subject "384.3 21".
catalog subject "Broadband communication equipment industry United States.".
catalog subject "Broadcasting United States.".
catalog subject "Data transmission equipment industry United States.".
catalog subject "HE8689.8 .T93 2001".
catalog tableOfContents "1 The Evolution of Broadcasting 1 -- 1.1 The Conception of Electronic Broadcast Media 2 -- 1.1.1 Something in the Air 2 -- 1.1.2 The Beginning of Television 3 -- 1.1.3 The Age of Satellites 4 -- 1.1.4 The Beginning of Cable 9 -- 1.1.5 The Emergence of Large TV Empires 12 -- 1.2 The Power of Broadcasting 13 -- 2 The Internet 15 -- 2.1 The Conception of the Internet 15 -- 2.2 Growth and Maturity 16 -- 2.3 The Network Effect 18 -- 2.4 Increasing Returns 19 -- 2.5 The Future of the Internet 20 -- 2.5.1 Ubiquity and Diversity 22 -- 2.5.2 Convergence and Embedding 23 -- 2.6 Proportions Between Bandwidth and Memory 24 -- 3 Broadcasting Meets the Internet 31 -- 3.1 Data Broadcast: Technical Postitioning 31 -- 3.2 Data Broadcast: Ecosystem 35 -- 3.3 The Organisation Process in the Value Chain 36 -- 4 Technology Framework for Data Broadcasting Environments 42 --".
catalog tableOfContents "112 -- 5.7 Broadcast Guides 117 -- 5.7.1 The Media Context of the Broadcast Guide 118 -- 5.8 Linking Broadcasting Services to the Internet 124 -- 5.8.1 The Three-Layered Hybrid Medium 124 -- 5.8.2 Creating "Bouncers" 125 -- 6 Implementing a Data Broadcasting Platform 130 -- 6.1 Factors Determining Basic Platform Requirements 130 -- 6.1.1 The Role of Content Management 132 -- 6.1.2 The Role of Community Administration 132 -- 6.1.3 The Role of Network Administration 132 -- 6.1.4 The Role of Advertising Management 133 -- 6.2 Listing the Basic Functionality Required 133 -- 6.3 Subscription Management 136 -- 6.4 Data Encryption and Security 136 -- 6.4.1 Encryption and Conditional Access Systems 136 -- 6.5 Scheduling and Booking 137 -- 6.5.1 Features of Scheduling Tools 140 -- 6.5.2 General Criteria of Bandwidth Booking Systems 141 -- 6.5.3".
catalog tableOfContents "182 -- 8.2.4 Market Research 183 -- 8.2.5 End-user Segmentation 185 -- 8.2.6 Target Group Research 185 -- 8.2.7 Channel Marketing Strategy 188 -- 8.2.8 Preliminary Implementation Plan 189 -- 8.2.9 Content Sourcing and Value Proposition 189 -- 8.2.10 Preliminary Commercial Review 190 -- 8.2.11 Lists of Deliverables 190 -- 8.2.12 Resources and Cost Estimate 191 -- 8.2.13 Content Exploration and Analysis 191 -- 8.2.14 Initial Design Specification 192 -- 8.2.15 Channel Operations and Maintenance Plan 193 -- 8.2.16 Complete Design and Functionality Specification 196 -- 8.3 Process Details of the Channel Implementation Phase 197 -- 8.3.1 Internal Test 198 -- 8.3.2 User Test 199 -- 8.3.3 Technical Alpha Test 201 -- 8.3.4 Technical Beta Test 201 -- 8.4 Process Details of the Channel Launch Phase 201 -- 8.4.1 Channel Packaging 201 -- 8.4.2 Channel Sign-off 202 --".
catalog tableOfContents "213 -- 9.3.2 Support Infrastructure 215 -- 9.3.3 Media Object Tracking 216 -- 9.3.4 Subscription Management 216 -- 9.3.5 Channel Network Marketing Control 216 -- 10 The Commercial Drivers Behind Data Broadcasting 218 -- 10.1 How Value Flows Through the Value Chain 219 -- 10.2 Sharing the Added Value Throughout the Value Chain 221 -- 10.2.1 Value for Basic Core Technology Enablers 221 -- 10.2.2 Value for Basic Commercial Enablers 223 -- 10.2.3 Value for Early Adopters 238 -- 10.2.4 Value in the Growth and Maturity Phase 240 -- 11 Data Broadcasting in the Future 242.".
catalog tableOfContents "4.1 Moving Packages -- Old and New Ways 42 -- 4.2 Dividing Content into Packages 44 -- 4.3 Choosing a Delivery Type 45 -- 4.3.1 Delivery Types 45 -- 4.3.2 Delivery Services 46 -- 4.3.3 Quality of Service (QoS) 48 -- 4.4 Specifying Destination and Guaranteeing a Unique Address 48 -- 4.5 Providing Information about How to Reach the Destination 49 -- 4.5.1 IP Multicast 50 -- 4.6 Getting a Vehicle for Transportation 53 -- 4.6.1 When IP Gets a Trip Companion 55 -- 4.7 Choosing a Physical Path 56 -- 4.7.1 Wireline/Copper Pair 58 -- 4.7.2 Wireline/Fibre Optics 59 -- 4.7.3 Cable Television 59 -- 4.7.4 Digital Terrestrial 60 -- 4.7.5 Mobile 64 -- 4.7.6 Satellite Distribution 69 -- 4.7.7 Home Networks 70 -- 4.7.8 Comparing Wireless Local Networking Standards 78 -- 4.8 Reaching the End-User 80 -- 5 The Five Basic Formats of Data Broadcasting 81 -- 5.1".
catalog tableOfContents "8.4.3 Channel Release 202 -- 8.4.4 Channel Acceptance 202 -- 9 Operating Networks of Multiple Data Broadcasting Channels 203 -- 9.1 Editorial Issues for Multi-Channel Network Operation 203 -- 9.1.1 Multi-Channel Scheduling 203 -- 9.1.2 Broadcast Guide and Information Channel Operations 205 -- 9.1.3 Electronic Tutorial 207 -- 9.1.4 Test Channel 207 -- 9.2 Technical Issues for Multi-Channel Operation 207 -- 9.2.1 Providing a Basic Channel Operations Infrastructure 207 -- 9.2.2 Data Gathering and Processing Procedures 208 -- 9.2.3 Backbone transportation Network 209 -- 9.2.4 Data On-Ramping 210 -- 9.2.5 Client Software Deployment 210 -- 9.2.6 Delivering the Initial Installation Software 211 -- 9.2.7 Following Up with Software Upgrades 212 -- 9.2.8 Incident/RFD Handling 212 -- 9.3 Commercial Issues for Multi-Channel Operation 213 -- 9.3.1 Product Policy for the Channel Network".
catalog tableOfContents "Managing Booking Through a Transmission Chain 142 -- 6.6 Billing 144 -- 6.7 Reporting 144 -- 6.8 Media Object Tracking 145 -- 6.8.1 Digital Watermark/Copyright Handling 148 -- 6.9 Intelligent Content Compiling 149 -- 6.10 Overall Platform Flexibility 149 -- 6.10.1 Hardware Independence 150 -- 6.10.2 Network Independence 150 -- 6.10.3 Browser Independence 150 -- 7 Data Broadcasting: The Media Opportunities 151 -- 7.1 Different Kinds of Media Experiences 151 -- 7.2 Users of the Data Broadcasting Medium 155 -- 7.2.1 Professional Applications 157 -- 7.2.2 Consumer Applications 166 -- 8 Creating Data Broadcasting Applications and Services: 26 Steps 175 -- 8.1 Creation Process Overview 175 -- 8.2 Process Details of the Channel Planning Phase 180 -- 8.2.1 Setting the Team 180 -- 8.2.2 Determining the Management Process 181 -- 8.2.3 Defining the Vision for the Channel".
catalog tableOfContents "Three Key Questions Regarding the Data Broadcasting Content 82 -- 5.1.1 "Guaranteed Delivery" or "Best Effort"? 82 -- 5.1.2 Time Critical Delivery? 83 -- 5.1.3 Viewing on Delivery? 83 -- 5.2 Data Broadcasting Formats -- an Overview 83 -- 5.3 Cached Content Delivery 84 -- 5.3.1 Receiving and Deleting Cached Content 85 -- 5.3.2 Scheduling and Broadcasting of Cached Content 93 -- 5.4 Package Delivery 95 -- 5.4.1 Applications, Usage Tracking and Billing of Package Delivery 96 -- 5.4.2 Usage Tracking 96 -- 5.5 Audio/Video Streaming 106 -- 5.5.1 Typical Applications for Audio/Video Streaming 107 -- 5.5.2 Infrastructure requirements for audiolvideo streaming 108 -- 5.5.3 Audio Video Stream Event Type 109 -- 5.5.4 Booking and scheduling considerations for A/V streaming 110 -- 5.6 Data Streaming 111 -- 5.6.1 Applications for data streaming 111 -- 5.6.2 Granularity of Data Streams".
catalog title "Data broadcasting : merging digital broadcasting with the Internet / Lars Tvede, Peter Pircher, Jens Bodenkamp.".
catalog type "text".