...Tiffany O’Dillon Professor Rhym English 1101.13 19 February 2014 New Girl New Girl is based on a school teacher, Jessica Day (played by Zooey DesChanel), who after going through a rough breakup with her cheating ex-boyfriend Spencer, moves in with 3 single men whom she has never met before. One independent woman living with 3 unfamiliar men who isn’t thought less of for being a female, is a big step for American culture, considering back in our past, she would not have even been able to get an education to pursue her teaching career. Through 3 ongoing seasons, her best friend CeCe and her roomies, Nick, Schmidt and Winston, struggle to help her overcome it and teach her some things about life and along the way builds a family with them. Each episode Jess is experiencing her new single life with some tough reality tossed her way and pulls through with the help of her new companions. Nick, being the grumpier, emotional roommate, is a “cooler” for Jessica, as she is to him. He is a law school dropout that’s now a local bartender. Nick and Jess have an obvious connection that will evidently lead them together. Winston is a former (but still overly competitive) basketball player who doesn’t know what he should do with his life, but whatever it is he’s confidant to be the best. The last but maybe the best of Jess’ roommates, Schmidt, is egotistical, well groomed and well dressed, a high standard perfectionist, and germaphobe. Back in his college days he was fat, until he...
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...“The Blacklist” In season full of mediocre (or worse) new shows, NBC's The Blacklist has been a nice surprise. When I saw the pilot, I thought it had no business being as rock-solid as it was, but I wrote off the show's long-term prospects because I didn't think James Spader was enough to carry the show on a weekly basis, and the ongoing story about Red and Elizabeth seemed pretty obvious. However, after catching up on the series this past weekend and watching Monday's "General Ludd," I realized that I was only partially correct. Spader is mostly up to the challenge as The Blacklist's centerpiece, and the ongoing story is pretty obvious, but the show has done quite a bit of legwork to keep it compelling in the first eight weeks. Although it's likely that the plum post-Voice time period gives The Blacklist most of its ratings juice, I'm no longer shocked that it's the season's biggest hit. Here's why. 1. A good balance of procedural stories and ongoing mysteries I've had a few discussions with friends lately about what it means to be a broadcast drama in 2013. One of the takeaways has been that, more often than not, when people think of a broadcast drama, they tend to focus on shows that are almost exclusively procedural, relegating the obviously "great" examples like The Good Wife or Scandal to a small group of outliers that are more often compared to "great" cable shows. And while I love the kind of intense serialized stories those series can tell, shows like The Blacklist prove...
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...Details 5 Product Development 6 Users of Samsung Smart TV 8 Functions of the Samsung Smart TV 8 App submenu 9 App store 9 Mio TV play app 10 Anywhere TV app 10 Samsung Video Hub 11 Social TV app 11 Full Web Browser 12 Photo, Videos & Music Submenu 13 Voice Control 13 Screen-mirroring capability 14 Second Screen function 14 Advantages of Samsung Smart TV 15 Disadvantages of Samsung Smart TV 16 Potential future development of Samsung Smart TV 17 Conclusion 19 Introduction Company Information: Samsung For over 70 years, Samsung has been devoted to making the world a better place through varied businesses that today span advanced technology, semiconductors, skyscraper and plant construction, petrochemicals, fashion, medicine, finance, hotels, and more (About Samsung, n.d.). Samsung was founded by Byung-Chull Lee on March 1, 1938. Byung-Chull Lee started the business in Taegu, Korea with 30,000 won with the purpose of trading food items. Samsung entered the electronic industry with the establishment of Samsung-Sanyo Electronics in 1969, which later in 1977 was merged with Samsung Electronics (about Samsung: samsung corporation, 2013) Samsung-Sanyo started the production of its first black-and-white TV (model: P-3202) in 1970. Following the success of its black-and-white TV Samsung started export of color televisions in 1977. In 1995 Samsung introduced world’s first 33’’ double-screen TV. In 1997 Samsung developed TFT-LCD and later in 1999 developed...
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...of TV Manufacturing Industry By: Manglesh R. Yadav Table Of Contents: 1. History Of TV in India 3 2. Samsung Electronics 3 3. LG Electronics 8 4. SONY 11 5. Videocon 13 6. My View 15 7. References 17 Television Manufacturers and their growth History Of TV in India: Television has been in India for over 40 years now. During the first few years the growth of television was very sparing and the distribution happened of mostly black and white sets. This was because in the early period the people used to think of it as a luxury item without which the life could go on. It is in the last 25 years that the television market has picked up pace and is growing rapidly. A very significant year in the advent of television industry in India was 1982. This was the time when the Indian government allowed import of thousands of color TV sets for the broadcast of Asian Games held in New Delhi. After this the real boom of TV industry started. Today India is the largest market for TV sets and also viewership. Not only this, but overall TV industry is the most booming sector among consumer electronics in India. The main market capture is divided in between Samsung, LG, Sony, Panasonic, etc. Samsung History: Samsung Electronics is a South Korean organization which manufactures TV and is globally the leader in LCD TV section...
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...Use Voice, Gestures to Control TV a new wave of TVs this year will provide the option of using voice controls or hand gestures to navigate channels, change volumes or find the right content from broadcasts or the Internet. Samsung recently shipped new interactive TVs that not only recognize hand gestures, but also voice commands with the assistance of a "Smart Touch Remote" control. Lenovo hopes to go beyond voice and gesture recognition with a smart TV that is capable of quality gaming. Panasonic has already shipped some of its latest Viera TVs in the U.K. with Nuance Communications' Dragon TV platform, which allows users to speak out channel choices or Twitter updates. Samsung Smart TV Samsung a few weeks ago started shipping new TVs that users can control simply by speaking or moving their hands. The interactive TVs include the Smart Touch Control remote, which has a microphone to take in voice commands that are then transmitted wirelessly to a TV set. The TV responds to simple commands like "volume up" or "channel up." Saying "Web browser" opens up the browsing software, and users can also speak directly into the Google search box instead of typing. The remote and TV are linked via a long-range Bluetooth connection, and voice commands are helpful if a user is not in front of the TV. Beyond voice recognition, the TV also has gesture recognition features in which moving a hand in the air allows users to browse around and select features, much like the Nintendo Wii or Microsoft...
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...TV Sales Fade Away Boxy TVs are a thing of the past and the new slim and sleek flat panel displays are the thing of the future, or are they? In the article “A Bonanza in TV Sales Fades Away” by Sam Grobart of the New York Times, Grobart talks about how the sales of televisions are slowing down. He backs up his statements by saying that TV makers are trying to persuade consumers to buy new sets by promoting new technologies such as 3-D and internet connections – features that have not generated much excitement so far. Per the article unit sales of LCD (liquid crystal display) and plasma TVs were up in the year 2010 by 2.9 percent from the previous year. This gain was considered to be tiny compared to the gain of more than 20 percent in each of the prior three years. Due to government-mandated switchover to digital broadcasting and the availability of HD (high definition) flat-panel television were on the rise. Now nearly two-thirds of households in the U.S have a flat-screen TV. It was thought that 3-D capabilities would gear consumers to buy more TVs but with having to buy other items such as 3-D Blu Ray players, 3-D media, and additional glasses in order to use the 3-D option, the sales decreased. The pricing concept was a big issue for TV makers. Per the article from 2007-2010 the average price of an LCD TV dropped 36.3 percent, according to DisplaySerch. Plasma TVs dropped as well by 51.6 percent in the same period. Since then TV makers have gotten a handle on what...
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...Samsung ................................................................................................... 3 The background of 3D-Television technology ......................................................................... 5 The competition ...................................................................................................................... 5 3D-TV technology ............................................................................................................ 6 The visible entertainment ............................................................................................... 6 1.4.1 1.4.2 1.5 What kind of innovation is 3D-TV? .......................................................................................... 7 2 ................................................................................................................................. Industry description ................................................................................................................................................................. 9 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Early adopters users and niches in 3D TV ............................................................................... 9 Standards and necessary industry partnerships ................................................................... 10 How will industry conditions & firm capabilities...
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...Is TV Distancing People or Connecting People? (Rough Draft) Fred Allen, a comedian from the 30’s and 40’s, once said “Television is the triumph of machine over people.” In others words, Allen believes that television was made to control people; their decisions and to manipulate their opinions. Is television bad as they say? It has been a great debate trough the years. Dana Stevens; a movie critic and journalist for the “New York Times” suggests that watching TV only makes people want to watch more TV. She argues that commercials and programs on TV, including those focused on children, encourage people to watch more TV and to buy things. Thousands of programs being streamed every day in many countries are full of education and informative content. It demonstrates that TV is not bad; it has many advantages over other mass media. TV is a great tool of entertainment for people all around the world, it is a great tool of information that offers a great diversity of programs that help people to open their minds. According to some people, TV encourages people to be lazy and less productive because it does not involve any activity; the only thing they do is just sitting down and enjoy what is on TV. Many programs on TV are based on the happy-ending, it may cause people to lose the sense of reality and think that everything is perfect. It is demonstrated that an excessive use of TV can cause isolation because it decreases social interaction with others. Danna Stevens clarify her...
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...lights up with the new for the evening. Even though they no longer call out “action” before they go on air, KDKA TV News still draws the attention of many people for the morning, afternoon, and evening news. 67 years ago, in 1949, they had their first ever TV-broadcast as WDTV (“W DuMont TeleVision”) on channel 3. (FadedSignals) Later on, ownership of the station transferred over from DuMont to Westinghouse Electric Corporation, and they changed WDTV to KDKA-TV, after Westinghouse’s pioneering radio station KDKA. (KDKA-TV) Eventually, CBS New York came to own KDKA -TV. (Jon Delano) Ever since the early days of TV broadcasting, KDKA...
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...Enlight Joy Media Huayi Brothers Qin Jia Yuan (listed) Canxing (Star TV) eeMedia (Hunan) Shixi Media China Vision Media (listed) Network • • • • • • • CCTV SMG Star TV Phoenix Satellite Jiangsu TV Hunan Satellite Travel Satellite • • • • • • Platforms Beijing Gehua Shanghai OCN Guangzhou CATV Hunan CATV Zhejiang Huashu BesTV (IPTV) Key Players • • The Chinese broadcasting & cable TV market has experienced very strong overall growth in recent years, with a total revenue of US$19.1bn in 2011, representing a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 11.7% between 2007 and 2011. The performance of the market is forecast to accelerate, with an anticipated CAGR of 14.6% for the five-year period 2011 – 2016, which is expected to drive the market to a value of US$37.8bn by the end of 2016. HH TV HH DTT HH Pay TV Pen Broadband Pen TV Adv Pay TV ARPU p.a. 5 years CAGR 411M 381M 63M 56% 38% $9.4Bn $10.7Bn $37 12% 1 China Market Trends – more detail on networks Advertising prices (ratecard in USD per 15s) Channel Jiangsu TV Hunan TV Peak value $36,667 $28,571 Audience ratings ranking in 2011 Channel CCTV1 (General) Hunan TV CCTV6 (Movies) CCTV5 (Sports) CCTV3 (Variety) CCTV1 (General) Dragon TV Liaoning TV CCTV2 (Economy) CCTV5 (Sports) CCTV3 (Variety) Dongnan TV • $26,349 $23,810 $19,048 $17,143 $15,873 $15,524 $13,571 Jiangsu TV Zhejiang TV CCTV-News CCTV4 (International) Anhui TV • • CCTV is supported by the Chinese government as the national champion...
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...THE FUTURE OF TV 1. The Consumer Electronics Show (CES) - which takes place in Las Vegas every January - was this year dominated by one particular technology: the humble television. High-definition LCD TVs are quickly becoming yesterday's news, soon to be as out-of-date as the boxy TV that dominated our lounges a decade ago. Incoming is a scrum of new innovations. Manufacturers such as Samsung, LG, Sony, Toshiba, Sharp, Haier and Panasonic showed off Ultra Definition TVs, 4K Super HD resolution TVs, OLEDs, Super OLEDs, Crystal LEDs, auto-stereoscopic 3D TVs, gesture-controlled smart TVs and more at this month's CES. But what does all that jargon actually mean? And what about those rumors of future TV tech from Apple, as well as futuristic innovations such as roll able screens? Read on for a straight-talking guide to all you need to know about the future of TV tech. 2. 4K Super (or Ultra) High Definition TVs. These days, the vast majority of us enjoy movies, shows and games in the far-superior high-definition TV standards of 720p (a resolution of 1280 x 720 on-screen pixels) or 1080p (1920 x 1080 pixels, often called 'Full HD'). The next major jump in picture quality is going to be 4K TV resolution. These screens (referred to variously as Ultra HD, Super HD or 4K Quad HD, depending on the manufacturer) will have a resolution of around 3840 x 2160 pixels. That's roughly four times more than current 1080p HD TVs. To put it another way, it's a TV image that is made up of eight...
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...1. Concept behind business opportunities Attributed to the advance in technology, particularly the evolution of Internet, people can access virtually unlimited amount video contents via web streaming such as YouTube. Consequently the purpose and concept about television have been changed. Traditionally it is electronic device that shows fixed channels offered by television broadcasters but more people nowadays want TV that can provide interactive features, for example watching video contents from the web whenever they wish to, accessing Internet, even want to have social network services, Facebook or Twitter. Accordingly many big TV manufacturer acknowledged new demand in the market and it led them to produce interactive TV, so called smart TV, of which is connected to Internet offering wide range of service, such as, on demand video steaming, running applications. Although it is still in infant stage, many people predict it will grow fast to suppress the traditional TV within next five or six years. Concept behind new business opportunities is to make Smart T.V. integrated with motion sensor that is able to recognise human motion or gesture. Basically it is a mix of tablet PC and smart T.V., which can be controlled by human gesture. Its primary purpose is to offer display unit with human interaction, however, upon future advance in technology it is not just limited to household entertainment device but can be extended to other areas .For example, it can be used in...
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...“Inspire the world, Create the future.” 1.0 Executive Summery Samsung Electronics has proven to the business world that they are one of the most prestigious technology companies in the industry. With more technology advancements than our market can handle at this point and time, Samsung has paved the way for the future in electronics. One of the most popular new “toys” in the market today, is the unbelievable 3D TV. The first 3D TV was launched in March of 2010, and has already had a major impact on the market. With the release earlier this year, Samsung dominated the market, controlling nearly 90% of the total share. Samsung’s product, the 9000 series TV, is incomparable to competition with its ultra-thin screen, measuring only 0.3 inches in width. The 9000 series also comes with a full color spectrum that makes for an incredible viewing experience. Although Samsung is dominating the 3D market, we still have very detailed strategies and tactics that we believe will give us an increased competitive advantage over our competition. The company’s main emphasis the past couple years has been on integration, union, and encouraging innovation. Samsung is always preparing for the next big item to hit the market, which is why their technology is so far ahead of all leading competitors. In the future, we plan to enter the 3D video gaming market with a partnership with Microsoft. This will give us access to all of Microsoft’s gaming technology, in which we will combine with our quality...
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...can be found in almost every form of media from television to video games. Violence exists in sports, news, movies, and games. This violence has many implications on society. The impact of this violence is different from one person to the next and from children to adults. There are many forms of violence in the media today. Violence is most prevalent on TV and in movies, video games, and the daily news from around the world. Violence can be found in sports such as boxing, mixed martial arts, hockey, and football. The news reports of murder and other forms of violence every day. News about foreign wars or news of violence in your local inner city, bet your bottom dollar you will hear something new every day. It seems like every day there is a new and violent video game coming out. Games about war and games about crime life, even games about fantasy violence are all over the market. Children are affected by violent media more so than adults. Studies have shown that on average, American children watch no less than 4 hours of TV a day. Studies have also proven that violent programming can have some very adverse effects on children. Children can become emotionally numb to violence and develop a lack of empathy for victims, as noted by the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. Children have been known to imitate the violence they see on TV. Some children may even learn to use violence that they see in real life situations. Sometimes all it...
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...Implementing Mobile TV service In Bangladesh Internship Report On “Implementing Mobile TV Services in Bangladesh” Submitted to: MD. Jabir Al Mursalin Asst. professor BRAC Business School BRAC University Submitted by Nusrat Zahan ID: 10104172 BRAC Business School BRAC University 10th September, 2014 Letter of Transmittal 10th September, 2014 MD. Jabir Al Mursalin Asst. professor BRAC Business School BRAC University 66, Mohakhali, Dhaka Subject: Letter of Transmittal. Dear Sir, I, Nusrat Zahan am hereby submitting my internship report. The last 12 weeks has been the most fabulous learning experience for me. Without your guidance and help this learning experience would not have been the way it has been. I have tried my level best to come up with as well written and informative report as possible. However, because of the confidentiality policy of True Services (Pvt.) Limited it has not been possible to put as many data and information as I would have liked to. Hope you enjoy reading the report just as much I enjoyed writing and working for the report. With Regards _____________________ Nusrat Zahan ID: 10104172 BRAC Business School BRAC University Acknowledgement With all thanks to all mighty Allah and Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (SM), it is my concession to thank to MD. Jabir Al Mursalin is Asst. professor of the BBS (BRAC Business School) for rendering me his expertise knowledge and giving the opportunity of practical...
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