TV dot Com: The Future of Interactive Television

TV dot Com: The Future of Interactive Television

Editorial Reviews
Larry Namer, CEO, Television.com
“TVdotCOM is the first book to demystify the key issues facing today's media world."

Greg Gudorf, Senior VP, Internet Business Development, Sony Electronics
"TVdotCOM ‘gets it' when it comes to previewing why ITV has such a bright future...TVdotCOM is a good read for anyone pondering the ITV space.”

TV dot Com: The Future of Interactive Television

TV dot Com: The Future of Interactive Television,Phillip Swan,TV Books,1575001772,General,Interactive television,Media Studies - Electronic Media,Performing Arts,Pop Arts / Pop Culture,Science/Mathematics,Social aspects,Television & Video,Television - General,Television - History & Criticism,Videotex systems

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3. Understanding Radio (Studies in Culture and Communication)
4. Understanding Reality Television
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