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...ly aloof and detached from the petty squabbles of continental countries across the channel. Yet, the record is held not by the United Kingdom but b... ...s later on. The costs of the Irish war and Napoleon's impending threat across the channel forced the British government to introduce the first inc... ...ediately thereafter. Irish actress Peggy O'Neil was the first to be interviewed on TV in April 1930. The Japanese televised an elementary school ba... ... 1936, the BBC was broadcasting daily from Alexandra Palace in London to all of 100 TV sets in the kingdom. At the beginning there were many c... ...ns of television. Bulova Clock paid $9 to WNBT of New York for the first 20-seconds TV spot, broadcast during a game between the Brooklyn Dodgers a... ...nt TV's A Woman to Remember) and the first TV news helicopter was launched by KTLA Channel 5 in Los Angeles on 4 July 1958. The first patent for...
...air, my scattered clothing, the metered rotary dial phone, the French and German television channels I cannot understand. Once weekly, on Monday mor... ...ill come out of it." I suggest to him to address some his missives to the beauties on the TV soaps. He sign up to my charade enthusiastically and ... ...alogen lights are blinding. We are so close, Noa and I, up there in the large screen of our TV. But really we are divided by glass and marble. Noa ... ...nsieur Yossef from Turkey who talks incessantly. And so I doze off amidst the sounds of the TV and of Monsieur Yossef. I have bad dreams and listen ... ...e", "Central Europe Review", and other periodicals, and in the economic programs on various channels of Macedonian Television. Chief Lecturer in co...
... a tainted workplace. Can the narcissist be harnessed? Can his energies be channeled productively? This would be a deeply flawed – and even dangerou... ...enuous. Narcissists cannot be "handled", or "managed", or "contained", or "channeled". They are, by definition, incapable of team work. They lack e... ...e cultures, it is encouraged, in others suppressed. In some societies it is channelled against minorities – in others it is tainted with paranoia. ... ...m Turkey who talks incessantly. And so I doze off amidst the sounds of the TV and of Monsieur Yossef. I have bad dreams and listen to mother and fa...
... In some cultures, it is encouraged, in others suppressed. In some societies it is channeled against minorities - in others it is tainted with para... ...nation, who lived through disturbed and failing times. He was the perfect mirror, a channel, a voice, and the very depth of our souls. The narcissi... ...nation, who lived through disturbed and failing times. He was the perfect mirror, a channel, a voice, and the very depth of our souls. The narcissi... ...g are angry, the old are helpless, the future is bleak. They see Western riches on TV, the internet is becoming available, they listen to the Weste... ...looking across the Wall at the glittering Kurfurstendamm or after watching Western TV. Therefore, the Soviet Nomenclatura felt threatened by the de...
...self from a "free- for-all-everyone-welcome" e-publisher to a distribution channel of choice works (mainly by midlist authors). It now aims to feed i... ..., greater even than original content and more important than distribution channels and digital right management or asset management applications. Me... ...spondence, articles and news. Enter Scindex and its Academic Resource Channel. Established by academics and software experts from Bulgaria, it e... ...since the dawn of the digital age in the 1920's. Very few early radio and TV programs have survived, for instance. The current "digital dark age" ca... ...ten words, not to mention images. "I read it in the paper" or "As seen on TV" are worn out but still effective clichés. The Internet combines both th... ...lity of FOS is no more mysterious than the economic feasibility of Public TV. Donors pay the costs of dissemination so that it will be free for eve...
...their multi-colored charts regularly graced CNBC, the CNN and other market-driving channels. "The Economist" found that many successful fund manage... ...ter competition. And many products have umpteen substitutes. Consider films - cable TV, satellite, the Internet, cinemas, video rental shops, all of... .... They undermine the very fundaments of capitalism: prices as signals, transmission channels, risk and reward, opportunity cost. Risk reallocation, ... ...ral Hazard and the US Stock Market", the authors - Marcus Miller, Paul Weller, and Lei Zhang, all respected academics - accuse the Fed of creating ... ...prices are rarely fixed. Some prices vary with usage - "pay per view" in the cable TV industry, or "pay per print" in scholarly online reference. O... ...eeking capital markets, or a skillful and committed Diaspora - can all enhance and channel innovation. The wrong cultural context, discouraging so... ...ctors are often mistaken for their roles, wars are fought on television, fictitious TV celebrities become real. That which has no information presen...
...dant hardware -different centers to perform similar tasks. Redundant communications channels with the same information simultaneously transferred a... ...have attained. Strategies for Monopolization Exclude competitors from distribution channels. - This is common practice in many countries. Open thre... ...g scale economies to force conditions upon the competition or upon the distribution channels. In many countries Big Industry lobbies for a legislati... ...brities - An Interview Granted to Superinteressante Magazine in Brazil Q. Fame and TV shows about celebrities usually have a huge audience. This is... ...gh media images. Actors are misperceived to be the characters that they play in a TV series, wars are fought with video game-like elegance and sle... ...gencies are able to co-produce ad campaigns in a real time interaction; Cinema and TV films are produced from disparate geographical spots through ... ...ral Hazard and the US Stock Market", the authors - Marcus Miller, Paul Weller, and Lei Zhang, all respected academics - accuse the Fed of creating ...
... a tainted workplace. Can the narcissist be harnessed? Can his energies be channeled productively? This would be a deeply flawed – and even dangerou... ...enuous. Narcissists cannot be "handled", or "managed", or "contained", or "channeled". They are, by definition, incapable of team work. They lack e... ...e cultures, it is encouraged, in others suppressed. In some societies it is channelled against minorities – in others it is tainted with paranoia. ... ...Interview Granted to Superinteressante Magazine in Brazil Question: Fame and TV shows about celebrities usually have a huge audience. This is underst...
...ry this trend and deride those emigrating. In a famous interview on state TV, the late prime minister of Israel, Yitzhak Rabin, described them as "a... ...wages). Official remittances (many go through unmonitored money transfer channels, such as the Asian Hawala network) are larger than all foreign ai... ...ise. Strategies for Monopolization Exclude competitors from distribution channels. This is common practice in many countries. Open threats are mad... ...onomies to force conditions upon the competition or upon the distribution channels. In many countries unionized labor lobbies for legislation which ...