Broadcast industry

Leblebici, H., Salancik, G. R., Copay, A., King, T. 1991. Institutional change and transformation of interorganizational fields an organizational history of the US radio broadcasting industry. Administrative Science Quarterly, 36(3) 333-363. 

Vol. 596 M. Muller-Bungart, Revenue Management with Flexible Products Models and Methods for the Broadcasting Industry.XXI, 297 pages, 2007... 

The resolution pattern taken from a sputtered a-Si H target pickup tube is shown in Fig. 10. The horizontal resolution is not affected by boron doping and is more than 600 television lines for a tube 18 mm in diameter. This value is the same as for chalcogenide pickup tubes, which are used in the broadcasting industry (Maruyama et al., 1974). 

Isolator combiners work well in land mobile applications because the RF power requirements are only a few hundred watts, compared to the broadcast industry, where many kilowatts of power are the standard. 

Robert A. Surette of Shively Labs, a producer of combiners, antennas, and other passive products for the FM broadcast industry, was primary contributor and oversaw the compilation of the chapter. 

External information sources industry groups, professional associations, technical journals, print and broadcast media, professional development coursework, etc. 

The powerful parties who had vested interests in the institutionalized conventions used their resources to maintain the status quo or introduced practices that confirmed established conventions. Industry routines have been reinforced, norms solidified, and broadcast content generalized. (Leblebici, Salancik, Copay, c King, 1991). 

FDA, Guidance for Industry Consumer-Directed Broadcast Advertisements. Washington, DC FDA, Draft July 1997, Final August 1999. 

The Therapeutic Goods Advertising Code currently forms the basis for determining the acceptability of advertisements directed to consumers. All advertisements for therapeutic goods directed to consumers, published or broadcast in mainstream (designated) media, must be approved before publication or broadcast. The Minister for Health has delegated this responsibility to the Australian Self-Medication Industry and the Complementary Healthcare Coimcil. 

Molybdenum is a much softer, more ductile metal than tungsten, and is indispensable for the filaments, grids, and screens required in radio broadcasting. Hence this great modem industry rests upon the researches that gave so much intellectual pleasure to Hjelm and Scheele. 

Guidance for Industry Consumer-Directed Broadcast Advertisements1... 

Although the industry claims that DTCA has educational value, an analysis of print and broadcast advertisements reveals significant information gaps in both. Most print ads did not contain basic elements of information a person might need to assess the usefulness of a treatment, such as how a drug works (missing in 64 per cent) or the likelihood of treatment success (missing in 91 per cent). Only 29 per cent of... 

In an attempt to reach a broader base of individuals concerned with waste reduction, the unit has recently completed the specifications for the development of two one-half hour television documentaries to provide a broad overview of the concept of waste reduction as well as the issues impeding the successful implementation of waste reduction measures. The aim is to have the documentaries shown on public broadcasting stations and thereby reach the concerned public as well as industry. 

These changes made broadcast communication directly to the pahent more attrachve to the pharmaceuhcal industry and its use underwent explosive growth from 790 million in 1996 to 2.9 billion in 2000. The increased public awareness of specific, often newer medicahons provides an opportunity for the pharmacist to provide guidance and pahent counseling. However, because of the continued link between product and payment, limited compensahon from health care providers is offered for delivering these services. 

Draft Guidance for Industry on DTCA Allowed broadcast advertisements to contain limited risk and benefit information Required adequate provision for alternative sources of complete labeling information... 

National Genter for Accessible Media. The Access to Emergency /Uerts project unites emergency alert providers, local information resources, telecommunications industry and public broadcasting representatives, and consumers in a collaborative effort to research and disseminate replicable approaches to make emergency warnings accessible. The Web site provides information on developments and resources. Visit http //ncam. wgbh.org/alerts... 

FDA Guidance for Industry Consumer-Directed Broadcast Advertisement. August 1999 www.fda.gov/cder/guidance/ index.htm. 

Human exposures to RF radiation arise from military use, industrial use, broadcasting, and cellular phone use. These exposures have been linked to increased numbers of spontaneous abortion, neurological effects, altered red and white blood cell counts, increased somatic mutation rates in lymphocytes, cardiovascular effects, increased cancer risk, and increased childhood cancers/28 311 Other studies.however, have refuted these findings) 27,32 As stated in the introduction, only a relatively few studies addressed the combined effects of toxic chemical and RF exposure. A thorough search of the literature shows that such studies have not been refuted. The following are illustrative examples of these mixture studies. 

US Department of Health and Human Services, Food and Drug Administration. Center for Drug Evaluation and Research, Center for Biologies Evaluation and Research, Center for Veterinary Medicine. Guidance for Industry. Consumer-directed broadcast advertisements, August 1999. 

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