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COM 251 - Electronic Mass Media - Purdue University
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- Women Want Humor and Sex Appeal in Ads
- YouTube Set to Introduce Paid Subscriptions
- Start-Up Puts Streaming TV on Campus
- Rising TV Sports Fees Mean All Viewers Pay
- AT&T Will Buy Some Verizon Spectrum
- Mobile Ad Industry Calls for Standards
- Battery drains energy from other advances
- Crowdsourcing rules for Super Bowl ads
- Winfrey’s Channel Is Set to Break Through
- Google Data Centers
- Television Market List
- The End of Courtship?
- Aereo
- Mobile Apps Drive Rapid Change in Searches
- Watch out Baseball
- Cable Companies Squeeze More Obscure Channels
- Al Jazeera on U.S. cable
- Communications Satellites Made Legal for Export
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1 comment:
Since AT&T has more spectrum clustered together now, it's possible that they could beat Verizon to a faster-than-LTE "5G" network. With all that spectrum clustered nicely in the same range, they could easily test a "5G" network in a wide range of possible frequencies. This could speed up their progress toward the next generation of cellular signals.
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