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2003
Contents: E.P. Bucy, J.E. Newhagen, Preface: The New Thinking About Media Access. Part I:Introduction. J.E. Newhagen, E.P. Bucy, Routes to Media Access. Part II:Psychological Dimensions of Media Access. M.E. Grabe, R. Kamhawi, Cognitive Access to New and Traditional Media: Evidence From Different Strata of the Social Order. E.P. Bucy, The Interactivity
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Contents: E.P. Bucy, J.E. Newhagen, Preface: The New Thinking About Media Access. Part I:Introduction. J.E. Newhagen, E.P. Bucy, Routes to Media Access. Part II:Psychological Dimensions of Media Access. M.E. Grabe, R. Kamhawi, Cognitive Access to New and Traditional Media: Evidence From Different Strata of the Social Order. E.P. Bucy, The Interactivity
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Legitimacy, Public Relations, and Media Access: Proposing and Testing a Media Access Model
Communication Research, 2005This study examines how an organization's access to the media reflects two sets of influences—its public relations (PR) expertise and legitimacy. A context of stem cell and the cloning debate is used to test the relationships. Two surveys and a content analysis show that the legitimacy of sources perceived by journalists has an impact on the regularity
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Access to the Media for Terrorists
1983There is a fundamental difference between reporting violent incidents and screening television interviews with the terrorists themselves. Terrorists use armed propaganda to seize the attention of the public and the ethics of giving them the publicity they seek by reporting such violent incidents were discussed in the previous chapter.
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Media accessibility: in search for alliances
Universal Access in the Information Society, 2023Nazaret Fresno, Gian Maria Greco
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Media Accessibility and Internationalization
2010Accessibility and internationalization are two aspects of usability: the first one is for those users who have some form of sensory impairment, the second for those who don’t speak the language used by the main audio-visual resource.
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2015
The features and the organization of the Media Access Control-layer networks based on pulsed ultra-wideband signals are described, the classification of the corresponding protocols of such networks and the mathematical model for evaluating the throughput ability of the most simple protocol are given.
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The features and the organization of the Media Access Control-layer networks based on pulsed ultra-wideband signals are described, the classification of the corresponding protocols of such networks and the mathematical model for evaluating the throughput ability of the most simple protocol are given.
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International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 2020
Tianlu Qian, Li Ang, Dingtao Shen
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Tianlu Qian, Li Ang, Dingtao Shen
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Creative Media Accessibility: Placing the Focus Back on the Individual
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2021Pablo Romero Fresco +1 more
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Media Bank--access and access control
1995Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Program in Media Arts & Sciences, 1995. ; Includes bibliographical references (p. 91-92). ; by Derek Allan Atkins. ; M.S.
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