Have the urge to create or maybe you want to spruce up the current web page you have. Our site of the week offers all kinds of tips for those who wish to create a web page or update the one they have. You can visit Dr. Web at LINK
The site of the week is a front page to many other sites that deal with wireless and cabled communications links. Telegraph, under water cable and even teletype are discussed on the pages this site links to. Take a look by clicking on the link below:
LINK
The site of the week is a front page to many other sites that deal
with wireless and cabled communications links. Telegraph, under
water cable and even teletype are discussed on the pages this site
links to. Take a look by clicking on the link below
LINK
The site of the week features a form of amateur radio called EME
(Earth Moon Earth)...The communication between radio operators
using the moon as a reflector for the signal...It’s a bit technical in
nature, but I think you will find this site, as well as the links on it
very interesting...They also discuss other modes of
communications as well...
LINK
Is E.T. out there?...Radio telescopes are being used around the
world to find out if there are others amoung us. Our site of the
week is just one of many which discusses how scientists are using
radio to map space and look for other forms of life amoung the
stars.
LINK
Banner Exchanges are a common thing on web sites, it is probably
the best way to get noticed on the web. So if you are looking to
get noticed, why not try looking at our site of the week, C&D
Marketplace. Here you will find links to many of the banner
exchanges on the web, and the best part, it’s free!
LINK
There is more to Real Audio than just listening to radio stations or watching TV on the Web. You can listen to Police, fire, weather, and aircraft. Here is just one of the many sites that are on the net that gives you a portal to the sites that feature these forms of comunications. I should also menton that Windows Media player can also be used. There may also be other media formats available as well. Have fun listening.
Ever wonder what the heck va, or ru are in an e-mail you see means. If you guessed that it is a country code your right. The site of the week contains the complete listing of countries on the net. The interesting thing is they are similar to what you may find if you listen to ham radio operators on short wave. You will hear them use a combination of letters, and numbers, called a call sign. Well in a sense that is what your e-mail address is.
SITE OF THE WEEK
My first attempt at creating a web site...This site will be launched July
first...Take a look at the design, and let me know what ya think...
VISIT MY NEW SITE HERE
I also came across an interesting site that you may want to look at..www.ask-a-tech.org. The site allows any one who may be having pc trouble, orMac, to ask their questions free of charge..
Tired of all the bad news, fed up with NATO, Kosovo, and
Littleton...Well you can visit a web site which features happier news
stories...Not by journalists, or other media types, but by ordinary
folks...The address is (happynews.com) And, since I am in a good mood, I
am going to give you a second site to visit... Our site of the week is none other than the International
Telecommunications Union (ITU). The ITU works with government, and
industry to regulate, and set guidelines for world communications. There
are a lot of interesting things to read about on this site, check it out
for yourself.
The Free On Line dictionary of Computing is an excellent resource for
computer users...Ever wonder what modems do, or how a protocol gets
set, or what on earth a domain name is. Stop by this site, and find out for
yourself. Looking for a definitive answer on a topic, say telepones, or radio.
You'll find the answers to your questions at Encyclopedia.com. This is
an extensive collection, on just about any topic you can imagine. Drop
by, and see for yourself.
www.radiodiversity.com
is a group promoting micro broadcasting in
the U.S. Micro radio is very low power, very local radio...Read about it
at this site....
CLICK HERE TO VISIT THE SITE OF THE WEEK
VISIT HERE
I'm feeling rather gracious this week, so if you have a web page,
communications oriented submit it. I will take a look at it, and if it
qualifies I will post it to the site next week. To submit a URL e-mail: Cliff James.
C. James.
Morse Code Goes to the Movies is a web site which lists TV, movie,
commercial, and documentary information that features the
international morse code, no longer in use commercially, or militarily.
In most cases the code heard was poor, and quite honestly dribble.
That's show biz for you. Take a look at the site, I think youll be quite
surprised at what you'll find.
web.direct.com
Believe it or not your computer is a communications platform.
Whether you using a fax program, or e-mail. Knowing how
computers, and the hardware they have in them work enables us to
understand the unique qualities of the machine we call our
computer. Visit the Illustrated Guide to computer hardware, and find
out how your communications platform works.
www.mkdata.dk
Cliff James World of Communications and Digital Images
announces Point-Counter Point Web Site...
A new web page dedicated to the art of debate is now being created.
Point Counter Point will offer readers a chance to view
commentaries on the various topics presented in the below
mentioned categories.
Law & Policing,
Social Issues,
Community Interest,
In the News.
Paul, Digital Images President, and Cliff, World of Communications
author will present commentaries on the issues of the day, and will
invite readers to join in the debate.
Point Counter Point was originally broadcast as a weekly radio
program on a local community radio station in Hamilton Ontario. The
radio station was CHMR Mohawk Cable FM, located at Mohawk
College. Today that station is C101.5. The concept was to debate a
point, and that very concept will apply to the web site, with one major
difference; visitors will be encouraged to join in the debate.
The site is currently under construction. Once the site is up on a
server readers will be able to point their browsers to the site from a
link created on this web site, and Six Lies on Videotape.
C. James.
Another historical site, this one focuses on the media, and it's history,
from ancient to modern times. Take a look, at:
www.mediahistory.com
I'll let you choose one??? Any takers? Remember it has to be a
communications related site. e-mail it here. --C. James
The Basis of all communication is sound, sound waves, and frequency.
This weeks website, composed by the students of St. Marys High School
in Manhasset NY explores the science of sound. A nicely done page,
take a look at.
SCIENCE OF SOUND
Our web site of the week is Britan's Pirate Radio station. You probably
won't
hear Chris Sheppherd here, but you will hear great British music, and
probably
some North American music as well.
CLICK HERE TO VISIT PIRATE RADIO
A suggestion from one of our many visitors, thanks Pete. The CBC is
Canada's national public broadcaster. The corporation has a long history
dating back to the early 30s. Today it is still the national voice of
Canada. You can visit the site
here.
From dots & dashes to the internet, communications has certainly come a
long way. For those of you who are history buffs, a site which features
100 years of telegraphy, the real beginnings of communications.
100 YEARS OF RADIO - HOME PAGE