The ability to distribute multimedia using the Internet has created greater opportunities to convey important news, education, entertainment. The Internet allows content distributors to overcome... More > global cultural and geographic barriers. Internet delivery of multimedia content has the potential of reaching a large global audience, at considerably cheaper cost, when compared to other forms of radio and television content distribution methods. Internet broadcasting provides the ability to distribute multimedia content without technical licensing requirements.
Mr. Childers has sought to write a comprehensive guide for beginning Internet broadcasters as well as provide an informative resource for the seasoned professionals. This book covers many areas and discusses both Internet radio (audio) and Internet television (video) broadcasting.< Less
Theories and Techniques of Radio Broadcasting" is a small
manual for radio hosts. The book tries to follow a
sequential didactic path. We started from a broad, general
panorama of Radio (from... More > the structure of a Radio Station to the most widely used broadcasting formats, going from the subdivision of the roles of a radio to the structure of a broadcasting clock) to then get into the more specific, didactic aspects: how to become a Professional Radio Host.
The book tries to shed light and clarity on the tasks a Radio Host must do during his presence on the radio, illustrating the radio broadcasting techniques that are most widely used on national networks. It attempts to answer questions like “How do you become a radio host?”, “What are the main rules of radio broadcasting?" to then move on to more technical questions like managing the duration of broadcasting comments, the use of the AIDA technique for the writing and structure of radio scripts, and the preparation of an effective demo.< Less
Think of a radio station. Airtime allows as many people as you like to run it over the internet. Manage the audio archive, upload files, construct playlists, create shows, edit the Programme Calendar... More > and cue playout, all through an intuitive modern web interface with a streamlined DJ workflow. Plus, it‘s open source, free and available to download today. Advanced features include detailed user permissions, multi-file upload, automatic metadata verification, sub-second Liquidsoap-powered audio precision, live show recording, automatic SoundCloud upload and widgets to display programme details on any public website. This manual covers everything you need to know to install and run a production Airtime system for your broadcast station. Updated to version 2.2.0< Less
This is a step by step guide to internet broadcasting and is a survey the rapidly evolving landscape of tools aimed at extending the promise of the first generation of online video sharing sites. For... More > while YouTube made it easier to upload and share your videos, the new breed of video services make it easy for you to record, broadcast and arrange whole channels of homegrown video content.
Whether you want to broadcast your life live, twenty-four hours a day, conduct a six-way interview with participants scattered all over the globe, or just put together great compilations of your favorite, thematically linked videos, there are now free services and tools that can make it possible. Who needs a studio when you can create your own media-rich Internet TV channel right from your web browser?< Less
This is a step by step guide to internet broadcasting and is a survey the rapidly evolving landscape of tools aimed at extending the promise of the first generation of online video sharing sites. For... More > while YouTube made it easier to upload and share your videos, the new breed of video services make it easy for you to record, broadcast and arrange whole channels of homegrown video content.
Whether you want to broadcast your life live, twenty-four hours a day, conduct a six-way interview with participants scattered all over the globe, or just put together great compilations of your favorite, thematically linked videos, there are now free services and tools that can make it possible. Who needs a studio when you can create your own media-rich Internet TV channel right from your web browser?< Less
The book "Theories and Techniques of Radio Broadcasting" is the first textbook for professional radio hosts.
The structure of the book follows path, starting from a more general view of... More > the Radio (the structure of Radio Broadcasting, the radio as a company, different radio formats, the division of roles, and the radio clock) and then gets closer and closer to the specific character of the radio host.
It answers important questions, such as: "How do you become a radio host? What are the main rules of conducting radio?" then moves on to technical issues such as the management of the duration of a segment, the use of the AIDA technique and how to prepare a radio demo.< Less
Facebook, YouTube, Blogger, Twitter... Web sites like these ask you, the user, to share what’s on your mind, whatever that might be.
Some people share news, some “stalk,” some... More > show off... But everyone who uses social media creates a persona to show the rest of the world.
Broadcast Your Self: Online Identity in the Culture of Narcissism takes one of the first critical looks at what it really means to present
oneself online in 2010.< Less
A wise african once said that broadcasting is magic because it can take a man up a hill higher than any he can see on the horizon and let him look beyond. In trying to find a relevant communication... More > approach to broadcasting for development, this book illustrates the constraints and opportunities broadcasting systems have whilst trying to improve life for the people it serves.< Less
Another quality eBook from Chapel Library. Articles in this edition of the FGB include: The Most Remarkable Event, by
Arthur W. Pink (1886-1952). The Eternal Council of God, by John Gill... More > (1697-1771). The Intent of Christ’s Death, by John Owen (1616-1683). Our Need for Atonement, by J. C. Ryle (1816-1900). The Nature of Christ’s Death, by William S. Plumer (1802-1880): this exposition describes the nature and intent of Christ's death by defining and discussing the biblical terms ransom, substitution, propitiation, surety, and reconciliation. Christ’s Priestly Action, by Hugh Martin (1822-1885): was Christ's death merely a passive acceptance of God's wrath or was it a powerful priestly action of sacrifice? This insightful investigation powerfully answers that question. Christ’s Propitiation, by John Murray (1898-1975): a concise and clear study that helps us understand the difference between propitiation and expiation.< Less
