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A company offers a variety of ways for subscribers to buy cable. Channels are divided and more subscribers pay the more they receive.
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tier packaging
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A radio station plays different formats each hour. This type of programming is known as
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rotating blocks
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Earliest radio regulations traced to
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Titanic sinking
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TV market sizes are determined by
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# of tv households in an area
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Company A bought their competitor Company B to ensure survival. This is an example of
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Horizontal Integration
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Stations call letters are determined by:
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K is west of the Mississippi, W is east of the Mississippi
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Option to get cable, Internet and phone services for lower price when purchased together
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Bundling
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First 50,000 watt radio established by Communications Act of 1934. Known as:
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Clear Channels
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Satellites that follow geo-synchronous orbit.
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DomStats
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Cable operators are required to include local stations in their channels, known as
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Must carry rule
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Radio Act of 1967 established
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New groups of noncommercial radio stations and rules that led to creation of NPR
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Example of a PEG channel
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CSpan
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Local resident wants a talk show on local cable channels. He is given air time due to
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Public Access Programming
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In early satellite years, FCC encouraged development through
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Open Sky Policy
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U.S. tv scanning system
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NTSC
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Editing system that only allows people to edit in exact sequence
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Linear editing
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Editing system that allows user to edit random portions
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non linear editing
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Example of analog recording technology
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VHS
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First to make electromagnetic waves visible
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Hertz
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Used electromagnetic waves to mimic human voice
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Bell
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Sent first wireless radio transmission
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Marconi
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First to theorize electromagnetic waves could be manipulated
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Maxwell
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Known for work that improved TV vacuum tubes
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DeForest
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Name still used to help measure broadcast energy waves.
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Hertz
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