Year 53 - Issue 3 - December 2004
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Year 53 - Issue 3 - December 2004
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G.F. Barbieri Editorial |
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M. Barbero, N. Shpuza Presentation Special Issue of Nuova Civitltà delle Macchine Passati e Presenti della Televisione December 2004, 15th, at the Rai Museum of Radio and Television: presentation of the Special Issue of the Magazine Nuova Civiltà delle Macchine "Past and Present of Television - Tv and Technology in Italy, issued by Rai Eri. |
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C. Boccazzi Varotto Building the Rai In this article, from the special issue of Nuova Civiltà delle Macchine, the author traces the technological history of the company, from the early years to the 1960's. The start of transmissions contributed to the cultural unification of Italy. |
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G.F. Barbieri DVB Standards: from generalist TV to new interactive multimedia services. Ten years ago DVB started up his activity. The first core of the project, called European Launching Group, was formed by a limited number of european partners representing broadcasters, network operators, manufacturers and regulators; the group had the objective of elaborating a standard for the digital terrestrial television. Very soon the group became an international Forum (the signature of the Mou in september 1993 was attended by 83 members); working in an incredible spirit of cooperation, taking up challenges and pursuing the consensus in the pre-competitive phase of new ideas, DVB has promoted more than 70 standards for satellite, cable and terrestrial television. DVB has reached today a membership of about 300 partners from all over the world. Moving further outside his original heartland technology of original broadcasting the project has significantly changed his character over the years being fully integrated in a context where the converging technologies and the markets of telecommunications, broadcasting and IT are blurring and f ading up the conventional boundaries between those fields. |
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M. Muratori Stereoscopic Television Pulfrich Effect |
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M. Barbero, N. Shpuza History of television technology 1 - From Telettroscope to Nipkow's Disk The first part of a brief illustrated history of television technology |
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Centro Ricerche Open Days continues | ||||