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• 1 Flaherty Joseph A. , “High-Definition Television Production,” SMPTE Journal Vol. 97 , No. 10 (October 1988 ): p. 844 .EXTERNAL
• 10 Seghers Marbach Symonds Gross Cole , “Super Television,” p. 58 .EXTERNAL
• 11 KIRO Radio, Seattle, Washington, “Chip Talk,” May 11, 1989 , “The Case Against High-Definition Television,” Dave Ross, narrator.EXTERNAL
• 12 Behrens Steve , “The Fight for High-Def,” Channels , May 1986 , p. 44 .EXTERNAL
• 13 Cole Patrick Brandt Richard , “How Does Hollywood Zap a Planet? With High-Definition Help,” Business Week , January 30, 1989 , p. 62 .EXTERNAL
• 14 Behrens , “The Fight,” p. 47 .EXTERNAL
• 15 Clark Burnie , Transcript from the Advanced Television Seminar , KCTS-TV , Seattle, Washington , April 22, 1988 , pp. 5 – 6 .EXTERNAL
• 16 Ibid., p. 6 .EXTERNAL
• 17 U.S., Department of Commerce , National Telecommunications and Information Administration , Advanced Television, Related Technologies, and the National Interest , March 3, 1989 , p. 9 .EXTERNAL
• 18 Ibid., p. 11 .EXTERNAL
• 19 Ibid., pp. 11 – 12 .EXTERNAL
• 2 King Carmel , “Wiley Forecasts ATV for the 1990s,” TV Technology , May 1989 Extra, p. 17 .EXTERNAL
• 20 Ibid., p. 10 .EXTERNAL
• 21 Ibid., p. 16 .EXTERNAL
• 22 Ibid., pp. 16 – 17 .EXTERNAL
• 23 Ibid., p. 20 .EXTERNAL
• 24 “Federal Role in HDTV Examined,” TV Technology , October 1989 , p. 3 .EXTERNAL
• 25 U.S. Senate, Committee on Governmental Affairs , Statement of Robert D. Reischauer , Director, Congressional Budget Office, August 1, 1989 , p. 5 .EXTERNAL
• 26 Pollack Andrew , “The Setback for Advanced TV,” The New York Times , September 30, 1989 , p. 17 .EXTERNAL
• 27 Flaherty , “High-Definition Television Production,” p. 846 .EXTERNAL
• 28 Ibid.EXTERNAL
• 29 Ibid., p. 844 .EXTERNAL
• 3 Zenith is the only current U.S.-owned television manufacturer. There are no domestic firms that produce videocassette recorders.EXTERNAL
• 30 Ibid., p. 846 .EXTERNAL
• 31 Winship Michael , Television ( New York : Random House , 1988 ), p. 356 .EXTERNAL
• 32 Crane , The Politics , p. 7 .EXTERNAL
• 33 As an example, in the early 1960s, all French companies that were interested in manufacturing SECAM equipment were promised low royalty fees in exchange for unified domestic support of the SECAM format. For more information, see Crane, The Politics , p. 49 .EXTERNAL
• 34 Podolsky Leon , “The Name of the Game, or How to Play Standards for Foreign Markets,” The Magazine of Standards , February 1968 , p. 42 .EXTERNAL
• 35 Crane , The Politics , p. 7 .EXTERNAL
• 36 Crane , The Politics , p. 8 .EXTERNAL
• 37 Lamartine from a speech at Macon in 1847 as quoted by Burton Stevenson , The Home Book of Quotations ( New York : Greenwich House , 1984 ), p. 899 .EXTERNAL
• 38 PBS , “Television.” .EXTERNAL
• 39 Brown Ronald , Telecommunications ( Garden City, N.Y. : Doubleday & Co., Inc. , 1970 ), p. 170 .EXTERNAL
• 4 Marbach William D. Seghers Frances Symonds William C. Gross Neil Cole Patrick , “Super Television,” Business Week , January 30, 1989 , p. 58 .EXTERNAL
• 40 Two other systems competed with CBS to get the FCC nod: one was a “dot sequential” system developed by the Radio Corporation of America (RCA) and the other was a “line sequential” method proposed by Color Television, Inc. (CTI).EXTERNAL
• 41 Brown , Telecommunications , p. 208 .EXTERNAL
• 42 “Color TV is Stopped Cold,” Business Week , October 27, 1951 , p. 21 .EXTERNAL
• 43 Parrott Michael , “The Politics of Colour Television,” World Today Vol. 22 ( 1966 ), p. 253 .EXTERNAL
• 44 Crane , The Politics , p. 39 .EXTERNAL
• 45 Ibid., p. 42 .EXTERNAL
• 46 Ibid., p. 44 .EXTERNAL
• 47 “The Politics of Colour,” The Economist , February 13, 1965 , pp. 591 – 592 .EXTERNAL
• 48 Brown George H. , and part of which I was (Princeton, N.J.: Angus Cupar Publishers, 1982 ), p. 249 .EXTERNAL
• 49 Crane , The Politics , p. 24 .EXTERNAL
• 5 Crane Rhonda J. , The Politics of International Standards ( Norwood, N.J. : ABLEX Publishing Corporation , 1979 ), p. 2 .EXTERNAL
• 50 Bourne Eric , “French TV Blip Blurs Conference,” The Christian Science Monitor , March 27, 1965 , p. 1 .EXTERNAL
• 51 Ibid.EXTERNAL
• 52 A primary difference between QUAM (NTSC/PAL) and SECAM is that NTSC and PAL color subcarrier signals are both amplitude modulated, whereas SECAM's color subcarrier is frequency modulated, making program conversion more difficult. That may explain why SECAM has jokingly been referred to in the U.S. as “SomEthing Contrary to American Methods.”.EXTERNAL
• 53 Crane , The Politics , p. 75 .EXTERNAL
• 54 Brown , and part of which I was , p. 262 .EXTERNAL
• 55 Ibid.EXTERNAL
• 56 Ibid., p. 263 .EXTERNAL
• 57 Roizen Joseph , “Dubrovnik Impasse Puts High-Definition TV on Hold,” IEEE Spectrum , September 1986 , p. 32 .EXTERNAL
• 58 Ibid.EXTERNAL
• 59 Ibid.EXTERNAL
• 6 PBS , “Television,” videocassette, “The Beginning,” Edwin Newman , narrator.EXTERNAL
• 60 “Europe's Audiovisual Challenge,” Europe , April 1989 , p. 29 .EXTERNAL
• 61 Ranada David , “Aspects of HDTV,” High Fidelity , April 1989 , p. 47 .EXTERNAL
• 62 Carter Donahue Hugh , “Choosing the TV of the Future,” Technology Review , April 1989 , p. 32 .EXTERNAL
• 63 Gatski John , “Bills Ease Way for HDTV,” TV Technology , April 1989 , p. 12 .EXTERNAL
• 64 American Electronics Association , Development of a U.S.-Based ATV Industry , May 9, 1989 , sect. 1, p. 1 .EXTERNAL
• 65 Ibid., sect. 3, p. 8 .EXTERNAL
• 66 Electronic Industries Association, Advanced Television Committee , Consumer Electronics. HDTV and the Competitiveness of the U.S. Economy , February 1, 1989 , p. 2 .EXTERNAL
• 67 Dager Nick , “Flaherty Holds Out Hope for World HDTV Standard,” Post , December 1988 , p. 12 .EXTERNAL
• 7 Flaherty , “High-Definition Television Production,” p. 844 .EXTERNAL
• 8 Ibid.EXTERNAL
• 9 Borden Susan , “Defining Definition,” Audio-Visual Communications , January 1989 , p. 73 .EXTERNAL