This article looks at the prospects for DVB-T and DVB-T2 in Germany, in view of the fact that the future of classical terrestrial TV broadcasting in the country is under discussion and that it may even be terminated before the end of the decade. The article also identifies solutions for media delivery to portable and mobile terminals such as in-car receivers or Tablet PCs which no longer rely o...

Today’s enterprises heavily rely upon accurate, consistent, and timely access to data. However, company data is typically scattered across multiple databases and file shares in a multitude of forms and versions. Moreover, an increasing amount of valuable background information is available outside the companies' influence and control. This situation is typical for many enterprise information in...

Viral Altruism? Generosity and Social Contagion in Online Networks How do the social media affect the success of charitable promotional campaigns? We use individual-level longitudinal data and experimental data from a social-media application that facilitates donations while broadcasting donors’ activities to their contacts. We find that broadcasting is positively associated with donations, alt...

Managing broadcasting television is not the same as managing companies in general. Moreover if there a da’wah mission. Management concepts are necessarily applicable management. Integrating it means balancing interests of media owner and public audience well rights to frequency managed by broadcast media. While must continue function entertainment, information, services economic functions. Broa...

This article critically examines the development of an innovative approach to educational broadcasting in post-apartheid South Africa. Examining the policy background and the public debate sparked by the controversial drama series, Yizo Yizo, it is argued that the spatial restructuring of media markets re-articulates the sites and scales at which media practices and citizenship are connected. Y...

This article seeks to establish connections between histories of education and media by examining long-term institutional structural factors. In order a role for broadcasting in schools, the BBC formed relationship with educational world through advisory machinery called Central Council School Broadcasting (CCSB), later reconstituted as (SBC). key period school broadcasting’s development, 1935 ...

The operating areas of each terrestrial broadcasting station in Japan are geographically divided by a licensing system and form oligopolies in each of their respective markets. These institutional constraints define the market structure, and as a result, affect the business performance of the broadcasting industry. The primary purpose for regulation is based on the " Media Ownership Rule, " a r...

The media market in Singapore was deregulated to a limited extent in 2000 when the government there announced the introduction of “controlled competition.” Newspaper publisher Singapore Press Holdings (SPH), which for 16 years had enjoyed a government-sanctioned print monopoly, was granted licences for 2 television stations and began broadcasting in both English and Chinese. Government-owned Me...