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DVD s star is hitched to entertainment content. The unparalleled growth of DVD into a $24 billion industry in the U.S. alone was driven by consumer demand for what s on the discs, not by interest in the technology itself. That growth began to slow in 2005 as saturation became a factor most people who wanted to replace their VCR and videotape collection had done so but, after its tenth birthday, DVD continued to be a success by almost any measure. By 2007 more than 80 percent of U.S. households had a DVD player, more than half had two or more, and the average number of DVDs per household was about 85. DVD quickly became responsible for the lion s share of entertainment revenue, accounting for more money than box office, network television, cable, and other sources put together (see Figure 10.1). As a judge of the 2005 DVD Awards put it, Hollywood is no longer in the business of making movies but is now in the business of making DVDs.

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Controls are the means by which management establishes and measures processes by which organizational objectives are achieved. Controls may be established in order to improve effectiveness, efficiency, integrity of operations, and compliance with laws and regulations. Frameworks are collections of controls that work together to achieve an entire range of an organization s objectives. Because many organizations operate similarly, standard frameworks of controls have been established, which can be adopted in whole or in part. These frameworks are discussed later in this appendix.

Plain and simple, biophysics is the physics of biology, just as astrophysics is the physics of astronomy and nuclear physics is the physics of atomic nuclei. What does this mean What is the physics of biology Physics is the study of matter and energy. Biophysics tries to understand how the laws of matter and energy are at work in living systems. Another way to say this is that biophysics uses of the principles, theories, and methods of physics to understand biology. Biophysics is an interdisciplinary science. One could say it is the place where physics, chemistry, biology, and mathematics all meet. In practice, most biophysicists study things at the molecular level, but biophysics also includes physiological, anatomical, and even environmental approaches to the physics of living things.

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Public relations is that branch of publishing that specifically involves dealing with the press, in their editorial rather than their advertising capacity. PR people write press releases to announce new games and other events associated with them; they assemble press kits documents and CDs containing demos and images to teach journalists about a product; they send out copies of games to magazines for review; they invite the press to attend parties and other special events to show off games that are soon to be released. The purpose of all this is to generate buzz customer interest and excitement in the months before the product actually comes out. After all, as long as a press article about a game is positive, it s free advertising! The PR department also responds to inquiries and requests for interviews with key people, and responds to any negative publicity that may arise. When promotional events involve both consumers and the press, PR works together with marketing. If you re particularly skilled in English and are good at putting a spin on things, PR could be the job for you.

4. Which of the following IEEE standards support(s) the OFDM transmission method and can transmit data at 54 Mbps using a 5 GHz frequency A. B. C. D. 802.11b 802.11a 802.11g 802.11a and g

// Create a query that joins Item with InStockStatus to // produce a list of item names and availability. // Now, an anonymous type is used. var inStockList = from item in items join entry in statusList on item.ItemNumber equals entry.ItemNumber select new { Name = item.Name, InStock = entry.InStock }; Console.WriteLine("Item\tAvailable\n"); // Execute the query and display the results. foreach(var t in inStockList) Console.WriteLine("{0}\t{1}", t.Name, t.InStock); } }