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An emerging technology, high-definition television (HDTV) is
expected to have dramatic effects on the communication and
entertainment industries as well as on education and training
methods, advertising, medicine, and other fields. With over 1,400
entries, this annotated bibliography allows the researcher to trace
the development of the technology and to identify the economic,
sociopolitical, and psychosocial issues raised by the advent of
HDTV. Entries are arranged chronologically within topical chapters,
providing both an organized method for tracking key issues and a
point of departure for historical analysis. The book opens with a
description of the general development of high-definition
television. It then turns to the work of the Japanese and the
Europeans, followed by a chapter on the work of the Americans.
Chapter 4 covers the socioeconomic implications of HDTV, and
chapter 5 is devoted to the development of standards. Articles on
HDTV, film, and related program production appear in chapter 6,
while chapter 7 covers HDTV and alternative delivery systems,
including DBS, cable, and fiber optics. Notes on the journals
cited, as well as an index, are also included.
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