New brochure "Television technology in small doses": A clear view through the jungle of terms relating to the television of tomorrow (pr) With the new brochure "Television technology in small doses", SevenOne Media Switzerland helps to provide a little orientation in the jungle of technical terms relating to the future of television. The booklet explains the most important technologies, standards and trends in television today and tomorrow in easy-to-understand terms. "Television technology in small doses" can be obtained free of charge from SevenOne Media Switzerland. What does HDTV mean? And does it have anything to do with IP-TV? Will MPEG-4 kill my MP3 player? Televisions, digital accessories, transmission channels, technical TV standards and forms of advertising: Everything is becoming new and is called new. Even for media professionals, it has therefore become difficult to keep track of the jungle of terms surrounding the television of tomorrow. The brochure "Television technology in small doses" from SevenOne Media Switzerland provides a brief and concise overview of the most important innovations and terms.
"The digital future of television is definitely just around the corner. It will probably be a while yet before it changes our media consumption in the long term, but countless new terms are already haunting the media today, and the number is growing every day," says Christian Gartmann, Managing Director of SevenOne Media Switzerland. "Together with our Swiss TV partners cinecom & media ag, IP Multimedia (Schweiz) AG and RingierTV, we have therefore published the new booklet "TV technology in small doses". It is intended to help our customers and their agencies to gain a better overview of the confusion of terms. We are also personally available to answer any questions about tomorrow's television technology and its impact on the media market."
The brochure "Television technology in small doses" has 20 pages and can be obtained free of charge from SevenOne Media Switzerland. http://www.71m.ch