A look at the video dial-tone network

Article Abstract:

Telephone companies and cable operators are striving to improve the quality of customer service provided by the the newly introduced video dial-tone services, whereby users gain access to menu of services from the information provider. Consumers can use the dial-tone facility for various utilitarian purposes including access to video and multimedia applications on offer.

Services, Information services, Subscription television

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Creating a network for interactivity

Article Abstract:

Technological advances promise the rapid ushering in of interactive services in the form of individualized programming and real-time two-way communications through cable television systems. The widely preferred architecture for designing interactive services is the in-tandem usage of optical fibers and coaxial cables.

Planning, Cable television, Interactive television

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