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Cable Television Information Center, Washington, DC. – 1972
In order to give local officials the basic background information about cable television, this booklet suggests the essential steps and issues which help ensure that well informed decisions about cable systems are made. Not only does it provide a checklist for determining how a cable system should be established in compliance with federal…
Descriptors: Administration, Cable Television, Commercial Television, Decision Making
Cable Television Information Center, Washington, DC. – 1974
Surveys of 10 two-way interactive cable experiments indicate that little is happening in this field. The location of the testbeds, the names and addresses of both the parent company and its local subsidiary are included in the survey together with a description of each project. A brief note on the subscriber's right to privacy concludes this short…
Descriptors: Broadcast Industry, Cable Television, Commercial Television, Computer Assisted Instruction
Williams, Robin – Media in Education and Development, 1985
Describes an interactive television system based on fiber-optic communications technology which is used to facilitate participation by University of London medical students in lecture/tutorials by teachers in different hospital locations. Highlights include advantages of fiber-optics, cable manufacture and installation, opto-electronic interface,…
Descriptors: Cable Television, Clinical Teaching (Health Professions), Design Requirements, Engineering
Bechwith, Gerald C. – 1974
Proposed in the Michigan legislature is the establishment of a new institution to be known as Wolverine State College: an institution without a campus or principal location. The proposed legislation articulates three distinct state policy objectives: (1) Under the umbrella of a single institution, the development of a meaningful alternative for…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Cable Television, Colleges, Educational Development
Bishoff, Liz; And Others – 1984
The Public Access Library System (PALS), a two-way cable television system for the delivery of community information, was developed by the staff of the Pasadena Public Library working with a consultant under a 1-year Library Services and Construction Act (LSCA) grant. The objectives of the project were to: (1) identify six potential databases that…
Descriptors: Cable Television, Community Information Services, Computer Software, Computers