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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Radio Broadcast"”.
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Digitized Radio broadcast seeker (DRBS)
The use of Software Defined Radio (SDR) has greatly increased the flexibility and programmability of radio systems due to the implementation of radio functions in software. The transfer of traditionally hardware-based signal processing to the software domain enables web SDR receivers to be hosted …
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Radio Broadcast Communication by the Ministry of Education for Basic School Teacher`s Professional development: A case Study of Lusaka District
… Education employs communication strategies using radio broadcasts to support professional development for teachers. The study sought to establish whether radio broadcast outreach programme is effectively being used to spread information and new innovations in the teaching profession. A sample size …
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Discursive practices around film and music piracy in selected newspaper articles and radio broadcasts in South Africa
… made up of selected newspaper articles and radio broadcast over a ten year period, that frames a range of commercial and non-commercial copying activities as criminal acts. Two dominant frames are identified: piracy as an economic issue and piracy as a crime. The thesis shows how the harms …
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College radio curricula: Las Vegas general manager views
Radio continues to prosper in hundreds of different formats, with five radios on average in each American home, and over 10,000 radio stations in the United States. The key variables in the study of radio curriculum would seem to include: the specific classes that professionals believe would help …
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“The abnihilization of the etym”: Finnegans Wake ii.3 as oral poetry in the age of mechanical reproduction
… Beginning with an extended description of the radio-televisual device in the background of Earwicker’s pub—“their tolvtubular high fidelity daildialler” (309.14)—II.3 goes on to contrast a traditional oral-poetic narration of “Kersse the Tailor,” delivered by HCE to an underwhelming crowd …
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The Politics of Intermediality: Late Modernist Circulations of the Event
… various newer media (photojournalism, radio, and others) with works of art (poetry, fiction, and painting). Stein and Thomson's Four Saints in Three Acts, transposed first into a staged opera and then as a radio broadcast, highlights how its many remediations offer formal innovation …
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Secondary education in BBC Broadcast 1944–1965: drawing out networks of conversation and visions of reform
… Wales as it was portrayed in non-fiction British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) programmes in the twenty-one years that followed the 1944 Education Act. The primary sources drawn on for this study include the surviving microfilmed radio scripts, dating from 1944–1965 and held at the BBC Written …
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Secondary Education in BBC Broadcast 1944–1965: drawing out networks of conversation and visions of reform
… Wales as it was portrayed in non-fiction British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) programmes in the twenty-one years that followed the 1944 Education Act. The primary sources drawn on for this study include the surviving microfilmed radio scripts, dating from 1944–1965 and held at the BBC Written …
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eRadio : empowerment through community Web radio
The eRadio project proposes to be an effective aid to increase interaction and reduce alienation among the members of dispersed communities by using a holistic approach to participatory and interactive web radio-production, with ad hoc methodology and ad hoc electronic tools. Through eRadio …
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La Luce per l’impero. I cinegiornali sull’Africa Orientale Italiana 1935-1942
… through the newest mass media such as cinema and radio broadcast; as a result I underline several concept of modernity which found place within the cultural space of Fascism. The reconstruction of the “manufacture of consent” allows me a first examination about the role of the “Istituto Luce” …
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The Application of Heliaki (Imagery) in Tongan Songs and the Roles of Journalists and Censorial Punake in Their Censorship Between the 1960s and the Early 2000s
… became a major focus of censorship by the Tonga Broadcasting Commission (TBC) from the 1960s to the early 2000s. The process was characterised by both agreement and tension. Even Queen Sālote Tupou III, who was instrumental in the censorship process, did not always agree with censorial decisions …
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Hacking Antarctica
… recordings, very low frequency recordings, AM radio sensing, error in photography (light leakage, displaced focus), in text (cut-up compositions), in video (glitch) and error in bodies as infections; bio-sensing agents (including yeast and lactobacillus), point-array analysis, translation of …
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Voices of New Music on National Public Radio: Radio Net, RadioVisions, and Maritime Rites
… between new American music and National Public Radio (NPR) during the 1970s and 1980s. NPR directly supported American experimental music, most often billed as "new music," through programming that both consolidated a tradition and extended it by commissioning new works. I address three …
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Corruption, information, and reelection chances of incumbent parties' presidential candidates in developing countries
… for corruption, (2) whether information on the radios enhances reelection chances of the incumbent parties in developing countries and (3) whether or not information about corruption changes the response of voters. Analyzing 48 elections from 33 developing countries using probit, the study …