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Introduces the next generation of telecommunications - laser satellite communications - and discusses opportunities and business strategies available with the new technology.

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This book explains net neutrality battles in Europe, the United States and in developing countries such as India. He explains its history, engineering, policy challenge, legislation and regulation, dividing it into its negative/'lite' and positive/'heavy' elements: Specialized Services for video over the Internet, and zero rating plans. -- .

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This book explains net neutrality battles in Europe, the United States and in developing countries such as India. He explains its history, engineering, policy challenge, legislation and regulation, dividing it into its negative/'lite' and positive/'heavy' elements: Specialized Services for video over the Internet, and zero rating plans. -- .

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How cell phones and mobile communication may in many cases strengthen social cohesion.

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The Performance Learning Platform (PLP) Lab Book contains instrumentation and control best practices on all the technologies included in the platform and much more, as well as over 20 hands-on exercises.

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Twenty-five of the most important scientific minds gather for an unparalleled round-table examination about AI and what it means for our future.

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Identifying a form of government intervention in social and economic affairs called public service liberalism, Alan Stone looks to that ideology to confront the problems of the 1990s and beyond. He shows in this fascinating case study that the policy has been effective in the past: the American telephone industry from its inception until 1934 is an

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This book chronicles the history of radio as technology and as media. all of whom strove to make radio into what they thought it should be.

In addition, Radio: The Life Story of a Technology looks at the technology as a cultural phenomenon, including the corporate aspects and history of the business of radio.

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This volume outlines the foundational principles of a range of methodologies in technical communication, reflecting on the process of importing and employing these methodologies into technical communication research.

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A roboticist imagines life with robots that sell us products, drive our cars, even allow us to assume new physical form, and more.

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State-of-the-art robotics research on topics including manipulation, locomotion, machine learning, localization, visual SLAM, haptics, and biologically inspired design.

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An accessible and engaging account of robots, covering the current state of the field, the fantasies of popular culture, and implications for life and work.

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Robots: A Reference Handbook differs from most other books on robotics in the variety of resources that it provides to readers of all ages.

Robots: A Reference Handbook teaches readers about a wide variety of robots.

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How Thomas Edison's 19th century invention of the phonograph led to one of the most culturally and economically significant technologies of 20th & 21st centuries. Ever since, recorded sound has been all around us, in music, office, home. The quest for better sound was one of the driving forces of technological change.

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This book offers a readable narrative of the science and technology of early radio combined with sociological and economic analysis of how radio changed our lives Originally published in 1985. The Princeton Legacy Library uses the latest print-on-demand technology to again make available previously out-of-print books from the distinguished backli

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Practitioners will be interested in the sections on universal service, technology convergence, and the implications for reducing costs and improving the quality of both basic telephone services and IT-enabled services.

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Part of a series that tells the "life story" of the objects and technologies that have become so vital to our daily lives. This volume combines a discussion of technical developments with a description of the effect the technology has on the fabric of society and culture. It traces the history of Television from its beginning.

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The 1,000 Hour War was a unique case of military action in that it owed both its prosecution and its coverage specifically to satellites, computers, cellular telephones, microwave relay stations, and a myriad of similar technologies.

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Dr. Page tells the full story of the discovery and development of radar, the most valuable weapon of World War Two and one of the marvels of our technological age.