W.A. K. Huff

Regulating the Future: Broadcasting Technology and Governmental Control W.A. K. Huff

Commendation Quotes: "Regulating the Future: Broadcasting Technology and Governmental Controls chronicles two decades of FCC indecision in establishing technical standards...offers readers and incisive analysis of the impact of digitization upon broadcasting and the commission's subsequent efforts to chart the regulatory course of technological development." - Bruce Mims Department of Mass Communications Southeast Missouri State UniversityReview Quotes: "[A] must' read for management in the broadcasting industry, for students and teachers of electronic media."-James E. Fletcher Vice President for Instruction The University of Georgia-AthensReview Quotes: "Regulating the Future is without question one of the most important books yet written about broadcast regulation in the United States. It might be the most important."-Gerard Donnelly, Ph. D. Chair and Associate Professor Northwest Missouri State UniversityReview Quotes: .,."[M]akes a valuable and substantial contribution to our understanding of many key technological issues confronting the electronic media. Intelligent, concise, and highly comprehensive, Huff's book is an asset to those of us who study the myriad important developments in the broadcast field and their impact on the audience."-Michael C. Keith, Ph. D. Senior Lecturer Communication Boston CollegeReview Quotes: "Regulating the Future: Broadcasting Technology and Governmental Controls chronicles two decades of FCC indecision in establishing technical standards...offers readers and incisive analysis of the impact of digitization upon broadcasting and the commission's subsequent efforts to chart the regulatory course of technological development."-Bruce Mims Department of Mass Communications Southeast Missouri State UniversityPublisher Marketing: Huff (communications, Truett-McConnell College) describes the regulation of radio and television technologies in the U. S. He discusses in lay terms the technologies involved, and describes their role in the evolution of broadcasting. In particular, he considers the histories of AM stereo, DAB, HDTV, Review Citations:

Reference and Research Bk News 11/01/2001 pg. 98 (EAN 9780313314681, Hardcover)