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Author: Philip J. Cianci
Publisher: McFarland & Co Inc
Imprint: McFarland & Co Inc
Dimensions:
Width: 0.70cm
, Height: 2.10cm
, Length: 1.00cm
Weight: 0.650kg
ISBN: 9780786449750
ISBN 10: 0786449756
Pages: 384
Publication Date: 30 January 2012
Recommended Age: From 18 years
Audience:
General/trade
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General
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: Awaiting stock
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Reviews
 the definitive technical history of the development of high definition television in the United States...well-researched...the first full-length historical study of the technology that we've seen --Communication Booknotes Quarterly; recommended --CEDMagazine.com; I've no doubt it's the most comprehensive behind the scenes look at the development and launch of HDTV that's ever been penned. --Rob Sabin, Editor in Chief, Home Theater Magazine; Deserves a prime place on my shelf of TV books, bringing the story up to date...extremely detailed, with loads of colorful information...the cast of characters is huge...a scholarly work. --Walt S. Ciciora, CED Magazine; Provides a comprehensive look at how we got to where we are today with HDTV. --Russ Brown, Editor, The Online Engineer; The first full-length study of the technology...an important record. --Chris Sterling, Communication Booknotes Quarterly.
 the definitive technical history of the development of high definition television in the United States...well-researched...the first full-length historical study of the technology that we've seen --<i>Communication Booknotes Quarterly</i>; recommended --<i>CEDMagazine.com</i>; I've no doubt it's the most comprehensive behind the scenes look at the development and launch of HDTV that's ever been penned. --Rob Sabin, Editor in Chief, <i>Home Theater Magazine</i>; Deserves a prime place on my shelf of TV books, bringing the story up to date...extremely detailed, with loads of colorful information...the cast of characters is huge...a scholarly work. --Walt S. Ciciora, <i>CED Magazine</i>; Provides a comprehensive look at how we got to where we are today with HDTV. --Russ Brown, Editor, <i>The Online Engineer</i>; The first full-length study of the technology...an important record. --Chris Sterling, <i>Communication Booknotes Quarterly</i>.
"""the definitive technical history of the development of high definition television in the United States...well-researched...the first full-length historical study of the technology that we've seen""--Communication Booknotes Quarterly; ""recommended""--CEDMagazine.com; ""I've no doubt it's the most comprehensive behind the scenes look at the development and launch of HDTV that's ever been penned.""--Rob Sabin, Editor in Chief, Home Theater Magazine; ""Deserves a prime place on my shelf of TV books, bringing the story up to date...extremely detailed, with loads of colorful information...the cast of characters is huge...a scholarly work.""--Walt S. Ciciora, CED Magazine; ""Provides a comprehensive look at how we got to where we are today with HDTV.""--Russ Brown, Editor, The Online Engineer; ""The first full-length study of the technology...an important record.""--Chris Sterling, Communication Booknotes Quarterly."
 the definitive technical history of the development of high definition television in the United States...well-researched...the first full-length historical study of the technology that we've seen --Communication Booknotes Quarterly; recommended --CEDMagazine.com; I've no doubt it's the most comprehensive behind the scenes look at the development and launch of HDTV that's ever been penned. --Rob Sabin, Editor in Chief, Home Theater Magazine; Deserves a prime place on my shelf of TV books, bringing the story up to date...extremely detailed, with loads of colorful information...the cast of characters is huge...a scholarly work. --Walt S. Ciciora, CED Magazine; Provides a comprehensive look at how we got to where we are today with HDTV. --Russ Brown, Editor, The Online Engineer; The first full-length study of the technology...an important record. --Chris Sterling, Communication Booknotes Quarterly.
Author Information
Philip J. Cianci worked with HDTV systems at Philips Research USA and ESPN, was the editor of Broadcast Engineering magazine’s e-newsletter Transition to Digital from 2005 through 2007, and is the author of two books about television technology. He lives in Lake Peekskill, New York.
