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Quick Guide To Digital Audio Record, 1st Edition By Ian Waugh Written in a clear and straight-forward style, this book explains what digital audio recording is,how to use it, the equipment you need, what sort of software is available, and how to achieve professional results. It explains what computer system you... Format: Print Publish Date: October 2000
Digital Infrared Photography, 1st Edition By Cyrill Harnischmacher To record the invisible light has always been an intriguing and fascinating experiment. The infrared part of the light spectrum is outside the range of what we can see. With a digital camera, we can record just this invisible light and block the ... Format: Print Publish Date: August 2008
Digital Audio Essentials, 1st Edition By Bruce Fries, Marty Fries Join the digital audio revolution! Whether it's downloading music, ripping CDs, organizing, finding, and creating higher quality music files, buying music players and accessories, or constructing a home stereo system, Digital Audio Essentials helps y... Format: Print, Safari Books Online Publish Date: April 2005
EFF Looks at the Big Questions Surrounding Digital Books - O'Reilly Radar By Peter Brantley At the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), a post on what the future of digital books portends for pubishers and consumers: Skeptics should remember that it wasn't long ago that many predicted that CDs would never replace vinyl, and later that MP3s would never replace CDs. You can still find great record stores that specialize in vinyl, but the trend... Publish Date: August 19, 2008
Library of Congress preserves digital content - O'Reilly Radar By Peter Brantley The U.S. Library of Congress released news today of several awards that will fund partnerships addressing the preservation of creative digital content. The organizations associated with these awards will work on a variety of content forms including photographs, cartoons, moving images, recordings, and virtual environments, including e.g. Second Life. These awards are all part of the Library's national digital preservation... Publish Date: August 03, 2007
Rich Sports Data and Augmented Reality: Strata 2012 - O'Reilly Conferences, ... By Ryan Ismert Long a staple of broadcast sports, augmented reality (AR) effects (like the virtual "1st and 10" line) are increasingly being driven by digital records of sports events (DREs), collected and distributed live, such as NASCAR's race car tracking system and MLB's PitchFX. The next generation of DRE-derived data will expand the use of AR to more effectively show key "invisible" elements of the game. Publish Date: February 28, 2012
Four short links: 4 October 2010 - O'Reilly Radar By Nat Torkington Two Brothers Await Broad Use of Medical E-Records (New York Times) -- The Doerrs’ software company is only one of many hoping to cash in on the national mandate for digital medical records. The companies range from giants like General Electric to specialists like Athenahealth that cater to small physician practices. They, like the Doerrs, are betting that the... Publish Date: October 04, 2010
Web 2.0 risks and rewards for federal agencies - O'Reilly Radar By Alex Howard Testimony from government officials and a consumer watchdog before Congress highlighted how social media is affecting government, including the changing nature of official records in the digital age. Publish Date: July 23, 2010
Digital Reading, Subpoenas, and Privacy - O'Reilly Radar By Peter Brantley In the c|Net blog, The Iconoclast, Declan McCullagh recounts that Amazon successfully resisted an effort by federal prosecutors in Madison, WI to obtain 24,000 customer records. As c|Net notes, libraries and bookstores have recourse to special protections against the forced release of their users' data, and Amazon -- to its great credit -- has utilized that entrust of law to... Publish Date: November 28, 2007
The iPad as a "bedtime computer" - O'Reilly Radar By Mac Slocum The online story-recording service A Story Before Bed has already reduced the distance between digital content and the book experience. Now, the company's new iPad app could close that gap completely. Co-founder Hillel Cooperman talks about his company's app and the broader implications of tablet computers in this short Q&A. Publish Date: April 02, 2010
See(k)ing Opportunities - O'Reilly Radar By Mark Nelson As someone in the retail channel for physical books, it might be hard to believe that book retailers have much to offer publishers in the way of advice about digital. Indeed, many have already written the physical channel for books off as a quaint piece of history about to go the way of record stores and newspapers. That does not... Publish Date: July 14, 2010
Internet Archive Wins Push-Back Fight with U.S. Government - O'Reilly Radar By Peter Brantley The Internet Archive has successfully pushed back against a federal national security letter (NSL) request for Archive member records. Brewster Kahle, Internet Archive co-founder, director and digital librarian, discussed the NSL process and outcome with the San Francisco Chronicle: Kahle ... was appalled when his volunteer lawyers told him in November that the FBI was demanding records of all communications... Publish Date: May 08, 2008
A Comeback for DRM? - O'Reilly Radar By Mac Slocum Digital rights management (DRM) discussions abated in recent months as some companies gravitated toward DRM-free formats, but the calm came to an abrupt end yesterday when David Hughes from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) predicted a comeback for DRM. From News.com: Publish Date: May 09, 2008
Medical and Other News - O'Reilly Radar By Peter Brantley I am thrilled to be able to announce that the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM), the world's largest medical library, has joined my organization, the Digital Library Federation (DLF), as its 36th Strategic Member. The NLM joins the U.S. Library of Congress, the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA), the British Library, Oxford University, and many of the... Publish Date: July 06, 2007
Mapping Philly - O'Reilly Radar By Peter Brantley One of the most engaging sessions at the Digital Library Federation Fall Forum meeting in Philadelphia this week was a panel discussing a georeference-supportive project from the City of Philadelphia itself. We were thrilled to have representatives from Philadelphia's Department of Records, who have been gradually developing a project called PhillyHistory.org with several technology partners including Avencia, a firm in... Publish Date: November 08, 2007
GarageBand: The Missing Manual, 1st Edition By David Pogue GarageBand lets you create music of your very own. If you're already a musician, you'll probably flip over GarageBand; it combines the CD-quality samples of Apple's Soundtrack software with the hard-disk recording features of Digital Performer and ... Publish Date: June 2004
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