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Programming Flash Communication Server $39.99 With the advent of Flash Communication Server MX (FCS), Macromedia believes that it’s on the edge of a breakthrough in how people think about the Internet. FCS has been designed to provide web developers with the means to add polished interactive audio and video features to their sites, the sort of features that users have come to expect. Naturally, the process of efficiently integrating rich media into applications, web sites, and web content is a complex one, to say the least. That’s where Programming Flash Communication Server factors in. As the foremost reference on FCS, it helps readers understand how FCS can facilitate: Video on demand Live webcasts Video chat and messaging Shared desktop conferences Live auctions Interactive whiteboard presentations Workflow collaboration Multi-user games Programming Flash Communication Server not only explains how to use the pre-built FCS components to construct a simple application, it also explains the architecture so that developers can program custom components to make even more advanced applications. In addition, the book explains how to truly optimize performance, and talks about considerations for networked applications as well as the media issues pertaining to FCS. Programming Flash Communication Server gives developers a sorely needed leg up on this potentially intimidating technology. It lets users develop cool web applications ranging from direct dating experiences with real-time video, to pre-recorded corporate presentations, to news services with video and audio, and much more. At last, the ability to build web sites with rich interactive features–minus the complex downloads and installation hassles–is a reality. And now, with Programming Flash Communication Server from O’Reilly by your side, you can do more quickly and easily than you ever dreamed possible. |
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The Accelerating Lack Of Racial Diversity In The U.S. Media Landscape Is Starting To Become A Hot Subject And Putting Force On Policy Makers To (Finally) Pay Attention.
The rocketing shortage of racial diversity in the U.S. Media landscape is beginning to become a hot topic and putting strain on policy makers to (finally) concentrate.
As the North American Society of Paper Editors has reported, racial and ethnic minorities make up less than thirteen percent of newsroom employees. Minority ownership of TV stations hovers around three percent, while radio stations ownership is at 7 p.c, in spite of the proven fact that the minority population of the U.S. Is roughly twenty-eight p.c.
In an open letter to network executives and editors early on in the year, Kathy Times, outgoing-president of the National Association for Black Writers, decried this lack of diversity in the newsrooms of the top three broadcast networks, indicating the large discrepancy between minority populations and their representation in news outlets. "As America inches towards a world that's more black and brown," wrote Times, "corporations are adjusting their cultures to embrace variety because they know it makes good business sense. But too many network corporate management are paying little attention to this reality."
Meanwhile, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 3rd Circuit ruled last month that the Fed. Communications Commission (FCC) inadequately justified its approach to advancing the variety of broadcast possession. Over the last couple years, the FCC's approach in coping with racial variety in the media has been to depend on the Internet to serve as the space for diversity to flourish. This has neglected the incontrovertible fact that minority possession of media outlets has diminshed over the same period of time, in which policies have fostered more media consolidation.
To effectively instigate and sponsor racial variety in the media landscape, the FCC in particular must think more broadly about media policy entirely. In a report commissioned by the FCC this summer, a considerable number of recommendations were made. In order to address these issues and begin implementing these policy ideas, a clear outlook of where minorities stand in media is needed.
The widespread issues in the media landscape include both the divide in how minority groups access the Internet and the absence of minority ownership and collaboration in main line reports media. There are a number of barriers to Internet access for minority Web users and content producersdespite higher degrees of blacks and Latinos accessing the Net thru their portable gadgets, the high expenses related to using these devices to tether, as an example, constraints what one can do with that accessand beating the access opening is one piece of the puzzle. The other, and more plain issue, is the one which Kathy Times poses to send out networks.
The disparity between minority populations and their representative news outlets is enormous. It affects virtually all aspects of reports media production, from how minorities participate in mainstream media to the in-flow of new, young journalists who enter the industry.
Black editors and other established pros have lately been fading out of mainstream press outlets and into black-oriented media. This shift poses a hard dilemma. The experience of these editors could be precisely what is wanted to reinvigorate the black press' readership and circulation, as well as to induce minority teenagers to engage in media production on a larger scale. Nonetheless even as this trend creates replenished potential for the black presswhere readership has fluctuated over the years as the number of outlets has dwindledit reduces the variety of viewpoints found in conventional news outlets. Movement out of the mainstream press could further exacerbate the gaps that mainstream stories has in providing important and correct reporting on issues re minorities and race in the U.S.
The picture is also desolate for minorities who are in or have just lately graduated from journalism and communications programs, adding another layer to the disparity. In the 2009-2010 educational year, the Yearly Survey of Journalism & Mass Communication Graduates discovered that the rate of minority graduates landing full-time work dropped from 62.1 percent the year before to 48.6 p.c, while white graduates had an employment rate of 63.9 percent. That is the largest gap between whites and minorities since 1987.
One approach the FCC can take to fixing that difficulty is to build on suggestions presented in a statement it commissioned earlier this summer. The author of the report, Steve Waldman, indicated the usability of a late 1970s "tax certificate" program, which improved minority possession in the media landscape. The program offered tax sweeteners to broadcast or cable owners that sold an outlet to a minority purchaser or invested start-up capital in a minority controlled broadcaster. Though the program was abandoned due to understood misuse, a similar but more expansive program today could support community-based media outlets that not only provide stories, but train youth to become producers of stories and content. The program would inspire and support minority youth entering media outlets and have a "trickle up" effect in establishing more racial and ethnic variety in the media landscape.
The role of the news media is to supply a forum for discourse and engagement for all folk in society. Yet the industry is clearly failing to measure up, and current FCC policy is doing small to help change that fact. When the FCC reassesses how to better measure and enact minority possession and collusion in the future, it'll have to address the industry's structural Problems or the racial disparities in who produces and delivers our reports will continue to worsen,writes tagza.com.
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4 Port Gigabit Network USB 2.0 Server Hub w/ Power Adapter $51.65 4 Port Gigabit Network USB 2.0 Server Hub w/ Power Adapter The Gigabit Network USB HUB is based on a high-performance processor allowing you to share 4 USB devices among users on your network no matter what USB device is connected with either a hard wire or on a wireless router. It features four high-speed USB 2.0 ports for simultaneous connections on a LAN. It can support USB devices including multi-function printers, scanners, hard drives and flash media readers. Installation and operation is quick and easy via a user friendly application software utility. Features: Controls USB 4 ports via user friendly application software. Monitors USB devices status via application software. Matrix USB ports sharing connection by multi-users. Live device status monitoring via both application software or web browser. Manages printing jobs by printer name instead of IP address. Embedded USB 2.0 host controller and transceiver, totally compliance with USB 1.1 / USB 2. (Hi-Speed) specification. Embedded Ethernet 802.3/3u transceiver, compliant with 1000BASE-TX, 100BASE-TX and 10BASE-T PMD level standards. Supports DHCP, configures IP Address automatically. Supports LED indicators for USB devices connected and power-on. Comply with Windows XP / VISTA / 7. Supports printer server function through intranet. |
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A Practical Guide to Content Delivery Networks, Second Edition $65.24 Following in the tradition of its popular predecessor, A Practical Guide to Content Delivery Networks, Second Edition offers an accessible and organized approach to implementing networks capable of handling the increasing data requirements of today's always on mobile society. Describing how content delivery networks (CDN) function, it provides an understanding of Web architecture, as well as an overview of the TCP/IP protocol suite.The book reports on the development of the technologies that have evolved over the past decade as distribution mechanisms for various types of Web content. Using a structural and visual approach, it provides step-by-step guidance through the process of setting up a scalable CDN.Supplies a clear understanding of the framework and individual layers of design, including caching and load balancing Describes the terminology, tactics, and potential problems when implementing a CDN Examines cost-effective ways to load balance web service layers Explains how application servers connect to databases and how systems will scale as volume increasesIllustrates the impact of video on data storage and delivery, as well as the need for data compressionCovers Flash and the emerging HTML5 standard for videoHighlighting the advantages and disadvantages associated with these types of networks, the book explains how to use the networks within the Internet operated by various ISPs as mechanisms for effectively delivering Web server based information. It emphasizes a best-of-breed approach to building your network to allow for an effective CDN to be built on practically any budget. To help you get started, this vendor-neutral reference explains how to code Web pages to optimize the delivery of various types of media. It also includes examples of successful approaches, from outsourcing to do it yourself. |