Digital exploitation: Cyber-enthusiasts may welcome the media revolution. But they won't persuade the punters unless it's kept simple

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Cyber-enthusiasts envisage the end of powerful, centralized broadcast media controlled by editors and producers, and believe that consumers will take control, choosing what they want, with newspapers tailored to the individual. However, although some new media applications are technically feasible, they are not commercially viable, and people's interest in using advanced features are often overestimated.

Analysis, Broadcasting, Technology, Mass media, Mass media and technology

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Invaders put more fisheries at risk

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Television broadcasting giant British Broadcasting Corporation in association with International Maritime Organization has produced documentary on the causes of increasing maritime pollution across the world. A focus in this documentary is presented.

Waste Management and Remediation Services, Services information, Alliances, partnerships, Ocean & Coastal Water Pollution, Services, British Broadcasting Corp., Causes of, Marine pollution, International Maritime Organization, Alliances and partnerships, Documentary television programs, Television documentaries, Nature television programs

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The evolution of syndicated loan markets

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Factors such as emerging markets, international financial environment etc., that have led to the creation of syndicated loan markets are examined.

Sales & consumption, Economic aspects, International aspects, Emerging markets, Market size, Syndicated loans

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