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The Learning Curves Underlying Convergence - Gaines (1998) (Correct)
....lead to major changes in social habits and styles of life, and have long lasting as well as complex economic effects. Fedida and Malik, 1979) Other books of the same period describe the commercial, social and educational potential of Viewdata and interactive Videotex in similar glowing terms (Sigel, 1980; Woolfe, 1980; Chorafas, 1981; Winsbury, 1981) but the potential never materialized although systems such as Minitel in France may be seen as primitive ancestors of the information highway. In the 1970s there were also experiments into wide ranging applications of other technologies such as ....
Sigel, E. (1980). Videotext: The Coming Revolution in Home/Office Information Retrieval. White Plains, NY, Knowledge Industry Publications.
On Broadcast Disk Paging - Khanna, Liberatore (1998) (14 citations) (Correct)
....since the early 80 s by most national television companies in Western Europe. Broadcast disk technology has since attained nationwide diffusion and reaches most households. It provides a continuous information source and has deeply influenced the lifestyle of the countries where it is operational [10, 17]. Broadcast disks have been used in high throughput multiprocessors database systems over high bandwidth networks [6] and wireless communication [11] An interested reader is refered to the survey lecture by Franklin and Zdonik [9] that reports results and research directions in the field of ....
Efrem Sigel. Videotext: The Coming Revolution in Home/Office Information Retrieval. Knowledge Industry Publications, White Plains, 1980.
On Broadcast Disk Paging - Sanjeev Khanna, Vincenzo Liberatore (1998) (14 citations) (Correct)
....since the early 80 s by most national television companies in Western Europe. Broadcast disk technology has since attained nationwide diffusion and reaches most households. It provides a continuous information source and has deeply influenced the lifestyle of the countries where it is operational [10, 16]. Broadcast disks have also been used in high throughput multiprocessors database systems over high bandwidth networks [6] and wireless communication [11] An interested reader is refered to the survey lecture by Franklin and Zdonik [9] that reports results and research directions in the field of ....
Sigel, E. Videotext: The Coming Revolution in Home/Office Information Retrieval. Knowledge Industry Publications, White Plains, 1980.
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